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‘Confidence evaporated’: Explaining Firmus’ $44 billion IPO flop

The “AI factory” developer, founded by Oliver Curtis and Tim Rosenfield, attempted to hit the ASX later this month with a market value of over $40 billion. Investors balked.

  • By Daniel Van Boom
  • Business Journalist

OpenAI asked the chip industry to build faster. Then it built its own chip team.

Richard Ho, who helped create Google’s first TPU chip, also built OpenAI’s semiconductor unit from scratch. Now he’s grappling with deploying the first chips, doomerism and “competing among friends” with Nvidia.

  • By Richard Nieva

Firmus absorbed 70% Australian startup funding before attempted IPO

Q3 was the biggest fundraising quarter on record for the Australian startup sector. However, 69 per cent of funds went to Firmus.

  • By Daniel Van Boom
  • Business Journalist

Anthropic pauses free Claude startup perks days after launch

Anthropic paused free Claude Team and API credit offers for startups just days after launching the expanded program, triggering backlash from users.

  • By Fiona Riley

Nvidia chief Jensen Huang’s net worth falls below $200 billion mark as tech stocks drop

Nvidia and Oracle stock fell on Thursday afternoon after a report that OpenAI’s annualized revenue as of September was around $20 billion lower than prior estimates.

  • By Fiona Riley
Square Peg's Ben Hensman, Leila Lee, Dan Krasnostein and Paul Bassat. Credit: Square Peg.

Square Peg raises over $1 billion for new funds amid AI bonanza

The Australian VC finalised two funds, one for early-stage investments and another for bigger bets, totalling over $1 billion.

  • By Daniel Van Boom
  • Business Journalist

Figure’s Brett Adcock sold investors a humanoid future. Now he has to build it.

Figure’s robots are still in pilots. Its valuation hit $39B. Brett Adcock’s partners keep correcting his claims

  • By Anna Tong

This former OpenAI exec is trying to cure chronic diseases, including her own

Sufferers of complex, chronic diseases like POTS and long COVID often spend years searching for relief. The longtime tech exec started ChronicleBio to find treatments using AI and lots of biological data.

  • By Amy Feldman

Anthropic will let Australia stress test dangerous new models

The AI giant told a parliamentary enquiry that it is finalising an arrangement for Australian safety researchers to evaluate its latest and greatest (and most threatening) models.

  • By Daniel Van Boom
  • Business Journalist

OpenAI’s Sam Altman says world should accept ‘some bad things’ from AI

Altman said unlike rival Anthropic, his company believes in a “lighter-touch regulatory stance” on AI and that it will be used for more “good stuff than bad stuff.”

  • By Siladitya Ray
  • Forbes Staff
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