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A cracking and brilliant article in the Financial Times today, titled ‘Can Europe Build Its First Trillion-Dollar Start-up?’ on.ft.com/3B7avNK The article explores the challenges exceptionally well: “There are only seven trillion-dollar tech companies in the world—Alphabet, Amazon,

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1. They don’t need to be managed. Steve said, “The best people don’t need to be managed.” Once they know the goal, they run with it. Ask: “What’s something amazing you accomplished without direction?” Listen for independence and resourcefulness.

In a bold move for consumer health, Microsoft has unveiled a new AI health division, led by Mustafa Suleyman, co-founder of DeepMind. With 48% of people now turning to AI for health advice (Deloitte 2024), the race to redefine care is in full swing. Link: on.ft.com/3BAj7MO

Another cracking follow-up to the Financial Times article by @Ian Hogarth—Worth a read. Political leaders and decision-makers across Europe should have a proper look at this one. Big thanks to Ian for adding some real meat to the situation of the European startup ecosystem. Here’s what Ian

Excellent US performance by outperforming the other G-7 economies

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A friend who's a former British military officer told me that when he was training soldiers in jungle warfare they were taught that if they got lost in the jungle, the first thing they should do was to brew a cup of tea and think about what to do next.

A cracking piece in the Financial Times today, putting real flesh on the bones of the dramatic shift in financial markets. Well worth a read. The writer ponders—has Europe finally shaken off its fiscal inertia? With Germany contemplating loosening its long-held fiscal

DeepMind, AI *sovereignty*, and the boiling pan of innovation. Are the most innovative companies shutting the door on open AI research? This latest Financial Times piece captures a turning point in the world of AI: DeepMind, once a beacon of open research, is clamping down on

LP angst, uncertain waters, and the silent shuffle off the fundraising boat. Amid the gloom, some LPs are still leaning in — and there’s growing conviction around AI, defence, cyber, and deeptech. As a deeptech startup, the question on our lips: Are LPs being cautious — or

Just finished reading Can We Be Great Again? by the Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP — and found it both sobering and hopeful. One reflection that stayed with me: Escapism is pretending there are no challenges. Optimism is believing they can be overcome. Whether you’re building a deep tech

One thing a lot of interesting people have in common is they made unconventional long term bets that ended up working out.