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Posts tagged Venture Capital collect Will Spurlock's writing on this topic. The three newest excerpts: Cursor just closed its Series D at a $29 billion valuation. This is not an IDE anymore—it's a platform play that's eating software development whole. Here's why the numbers make sense, and what it means for teams betting on AI-augmented engineering. Cursor raises $900M at a $9.9B valuation, just two weeks after shipping Cursor 1.0 with Background Agents GA. Here's what this means for the future of AI-native development. OpenAI closes the largest VC round in history: $6.6 billion at a $157 billion valuation led by Thrive Capital, with Microsoft, NVIDIA, and SoftBank participating.

3 posts as of 2025-11-13, counted from content/blog frontmatter

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What does Venture Capital mean on this blog?

Posts tagged Venture Capital collect Will Spurlock's writing on this topic. The three newest excerpts: Cursor just closed its Series D at a $29 billion valuation. This is not an IDE anymore—it's a platform play that's eating software development whole. Here's why the numbers make sense, and what it means for teams betting on AI-augmented engineering. Cursor raises $900M at a $9.9B valuation, just two weeks after shipping Cursor 1.0 with Background Agents GA. Here's what this means for the future of AI-native development. OpenAI closes the largest VC round in history: $6.6 billion at a $157 billion valuation led by Thrive Capital, with Microsoft, NVIDIA, and SoftBank participating.

How many posts are filed under Venture Capital?

3 posts as of 2025-11-13, counted from content/blog frontmatter.

What should I read first in Venture Capital?

Start with "Cursor's $29B Series D: The Editor That Became a $29 Billion Platform". Cursor just closed its Series D at a $29 billion valuation. This is not an IDE anymore—it's a platform play that's eating software development whole. Here's why the numbers make sense, and what it means for teams betting on AI-augmented engineering.