Iain Martin, Forbes Staff

AI startup Sana just raised $55 million at a $500 million valuation to help companies make sense of their data, and build their own artificial intelligence agents.

A marked increase in non-subscription revenue resulted in a fat payout for the platform’s sole owner Leonid Radvinsky.

The Bolt founder claimed a group of investors had signed off on the company’s chaotic $450 million raise, but some said they hadn’t. Now, BlackRock and other investors have moved to stall the round.

Whisper cofounder Michael Heyward’s second company made a $1.1 billion business out of acquiring floundering startups like Imgur, Genius and Kik. Then came the lawsuits.

The Anduril founder has sued the construction company who led a $2.5 million project to turn the property next to his Newport Beach, California, home into a giant garage.

After selling Candy Crush developer for $5.9 billion, one cofounder Sebastian Knutsson has a new gaming startup.

Just four weeks after launching, a team of former Meta and Google artificial intelligence researchers raised $113 million in June for a new AI startup.

The Himalayan Kingdom quietly spent millions building its own bitcoin mining operation. Now, satellite imagery reveals the mine’s secret locations.

The so-called stablecoin has bankrolled German bitcoin miner Northern Data’s pivot to powering AI startups with a purchase of 10,000 of Nvidia’s top of the line AI chips.

Bart Stephens, cofounder and managing partner of crypto fund Blockchain Capital who was an early and prominent evangelist for cryptocurrencies, has filed a lawsuit against an anonymous hacker who stole $6.3 million of bitcoin, ether and other cryptocurrencies from his digital wallets.