Tuesday links: connecting the dots
Finance Some brand name companies, i.e. Oura Health, are coming to the IPO market. (wsj.com) PE firms are digging into their bag of tricks to return capital to investors. (bloomberg.com) The Guggeinheim universe is nothing if not complicated. (mispricedassets.substack.com) AI Startups and incumbents have very different incentives when it comes to AI. (stratechery.com) How data center operators…
Finance firms are actively seeking ways to return capital to investors, as PE firms delve into their bag of tricks (bloomberg.com). The complexities of the Guggenheim universe are on full display (mispricedassets.substack.com). AI startups and established companies have differing incentives when it comes to artificial intelligence (stratechery.com).
Data center operators have inadvertently navigated themselves into a political crisis (politico.com). The AI build out is progressing through various bottlenecks (tomtunguz.com). The backlash against Flock Safety is connected to the wider AI backlash (wsj.com). Apple has introduced a new Mac Mini (appleinsider.com). Despite numerous issues, lettuce remains a relevant topic (wapo.st) and understanding the pitfalls of salad is crucial (nytimes.com). Startups may hold the key to addressing food safety concerns (pitchbook.com).
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