Satellites Leave the Venture Sideshow
Venture capital has spent decades treating space as a glamorous place to lose money.
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Venture capital has spent decades treating space as a glamorous place to lose money.
Markets Two multiples now govern software: one for companies with customers, another for companies with a story about owning the future of computing.
For much of the AI boom, investors treated Nvidia’s graphics processors as the scarce asset and everything surrounding them as plumbing.
Stripe, Databricks, and Canva are eyeing public markets. Together they represent more than $250 billion in potential market cap entering public markets — but the question is whether public investors will match their last private valuations.
The enormous software portfolios assembled by PE firms from 2018-2022 are sitting on a valuation gap that continuation funds are papering over — not fixing.