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StrictlyVC News is a podcast co-hosted by Connie and Luke, delivering concise, curated insights from the StrictlyVC newsletter. Each episode covers the latest in venture capital, startups, and the tech industry, making it a go-to source for busy professionals looking to stay informed on the latest trends and developments.
OpenAI calls DeepSeek “state-controlled," 23andMe does more cutting, and 10 new YC startups to watch
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OpenAI calls DeepSeek “state-controlled," 23andMe does more cutting, and 10 new YC startups to watch
AI Models: Artificial intelligence algorithms and systems trained on data to perform specific tasks, such as language processing or image recognition.
Copyrighted Material: Creative works (e.g., text, images, music) that are legally protected, granting the owner exclusive rights to their use and distribution.
PRC-produced: Refers to products or technologies originating from the People's Republic of China.
Startup Accelerator: A program that provides resources, mentorship, and often funding to early-stage companies to help them grow and scale. Y Combinator is a prominent example.
Demo Day: An event where startups participating in an accelerator program present their businesses to potential investors.
AI Agents: Autonomous AI programs designed to perform specific tasks or assist users.
Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR): A technology that uses cameras to capture and identify vehicle license plates automatically.
Gunshot Detection System: Technology that uses sensors to identify and locate the sound of gunfire.
AI-powered Drug Discovery: The use of artificial intelligence algorithms to analyze biological and chemical data to identify potential drug candidates.
Industrial X-ray CT Scanners: Advanced imaging devices used to create 3D representations of the internal structures of manufactured parts and products.
Business Intelligence (BI): Technologies and practices for collecting, integrating, analyzing, and presenting business information to support better decision-making.
Embedded Analytics: The integration of data analysis and visualization capabilities within other applications.
Hosting Providers: Companies that provide the infrastructure and services for websites and other online content to be accessible on the internet.
Digital Content Platforms: Online platforms where users can create, share, and consume digital content such as images and videos.
Digital Asset Management (DAM): Systems used to store, organize, and manage digital assets like images, videos, and documents.
Content Strategy: The planning, development, and management of content across various channels.
Audience Development: Strategies and tactics used to grow and engage a specific group of people interested in a particular product, service, or content.
Brand Partnerships: Collaborative relationships between brands for mutual benefit, often involving cross-promotion or content creation.
Seed Round: The initial stage of funding for a startup, often used for early product development and market research.
Series A, B, C, D, E Rounds: Subsequent rounds of funding for startups, typically used for scaling operations, expanding the team, and increasing market reach.
Valuation: The estimated worth or market value of a company.
Venture Capital (VC): A type of private equity funding provided to early-stage companies with high growth potential.
Private Equity: Investment in companies that are not publicly traded on stock exchanges.
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A): Transactions involving the consolidation of companies or the purchase of one company by another.
API (Application Programming Interface): A set of rules and specifications that allows different software applications to communicate and exchange data with each other.
Stablecoin: A type of cryptocurrency whose value is pegged to another asset, such as a fiat currency like the US dollar, to maintain price stability.
Arbitrator: A neutral third party who resolves disputes outside of court.
Consumer Genetics Testing: Genetic testing services offered directly to consumers, providing information about their ancestry, health predispositions, and other traits.
Layoffs: The termination of employees, often due to economic reasons or company restructuring.
Freedom of Information Laws: Legislation that grants the public access to information held by government bodies.
StrictlyVC News
StrictlyVC News is a podcast co-hosted by Connie and Luke, delivering concise, curated insights from the StrictlyVC newsletter. Each episode covers the latest in venture capital, startups, and the tech industry, making it a go-to source for busy professionals looking to stay informed on the latest trends and developments.
