Location: Palo Alto, California David Thorne is a tech journalist and venture capital observer based in Palo Alto. He covers the flow of money into startups, the rise of AI, and the disruption of traditional industries through technology. David has a keen eye for spotting "unicorns" but is equally skeptical of inflated valuations and market bubbles. He breaks down funding rounds, IPOs, and tech acquisitions with a critical eye, providing the "why" behind the dollar signs in the world of tech innovation.
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