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[sentivium]

omg this is so disturbing

so many startups AI companies in LA, are they hit badly?

[darklortt]

Well, I got an interview FUCKING FINALLY for a job that is actually in my field instead of this tech start up bullshit. Not that I’m not grateful for this remote job but… how boring. Soulless.

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Top 10 successful tech startup stories that will motivate you.

Top 10 successful tech startup stories that will motivate you.

Table of Content:

Introduction

Top 10 successful tech startup stories

Conclusion

Introduction:

Tech startup plays a high significant role in the today's fast-paced world. Continues innovation and advancement in tech startup has changed the way we live, work and communicate with other. 

Every successful tech startup has a creative idea, the capacity to solve real world problems, and the mission and vision to revolutionize the world.

In this blog post, we are going to see the top 10 successful tech startup stories from creative ideas and problem-solving techniques, that will inspire you to do great things for the planet.

Here are top 10 successful tech startup stories that will motivate you!

Airbnb

Dropbox

GitHub

Slack

Instagram

Spotify

Tesla 

Uber

WhatsApp

Netflix

Airbnb:

What started as a simple idea to rent out air mattresses in their apartment during a conference has evolved into a global phenomenon. 

Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk's journey from struggling to pay rent to revolutionizing the travel industry is nothing short of awe-inspiring. In this way successful Airbnb company was created.

Their story teaches us the power of thinking outside the box and turning obstacles into opportunities.

Dropbox:

Drew Houston's frustration with forgetting his USB drive led to the creation of Dropbox, a cloud storage solution that has transformed how we store and share files. His relentless pursuit of a solution to his own problem highlights the importance of solving real-world problems and the value of simplicity in design.

GitHub:

Tom Preston-Werner, Chris Wanstrath, and PJ Hyett's shared passion for open-source software led them to create GitHub, a platform that revolutionized the way developers collaborate and share code. 

From its humble beginnings as a side project to its acquisition by Microsoft for $7.5 billion,

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I haven't used the bot, but yeah, HOLY SHIT ...

KOKOBOT - The Airbnb-Owned Tech Startup - Data Mining Tumblr Users' Mental Health Crises for "Content"

I got this message from a bot, and honestly? If I was a bit younger and not such a jaded bitch with a career in tech, I might have given it an honest try. I spent plenty of time in a tough situation without access to any mental health resources as a teen, and would have been sucked right in.

Chatting right from your phone, and being connected with people who can help you? Sounds nice. Especially if you believe the testimonials they spam you with (tw suicide / self harm mention in below images)

But I was getting a weird feeling, so I went to read the legalese.

I couldn't even get through the fine-print it asked me to read and agree to, without it spamming the hell out of me. Almost like they expect people to just hit Yes? But I'm glad I stopped to read, because:

What you say on there won't be confidential. (And for context, I tried it out and the things people were looking for help with? I didn't even feel comfortable sharing here as examples, it was all so deeply personal and painful)

Also, what you say on there? Is now...

Koko's intellectual property - giving them the right to use it in any way they see fit, including

Publicly performing or displaying your "content" (also known as your mental health crisis) in any media format and in any media channel without limitation

Do this indefinitely after you end your account with them

Sell / share this "content" with other businesses

Any harm you come to using Koko? That's on you.

And Koko won't take responsibility for anything someone says to you on there (which is bleak when people are using it to spread Christianity to people in crisis)

I was curious about their business model. They're a venture-capitol based tech startup, owned by Airbnb, the famous mental health professionals with a focus on ethical business practices./s They're also begging for donations despite having already been given 2.5 million dollars in research funding. (If you want a deep dive on why people throw crazy money at tech startups, see my other post here)

They also use the data they gather from users to conduct research and publish papers. I didn't find them too interesting - other than as a good case study of "People tend to find what they are financially incentivized to find". Predictably, Koko found that Kokobot was beneficial to its users.

So yeah, being a dumbass with too much curiosity, I decided to use the Airbnb-owned Data-Mining Mental Health Chatline anyway. And if you thought it was dangerous sounding from the disclaimers? Somehow it got worse.

(trigger warning / discussions of child abuse / sexual abuse / suicide / violence below the cut - please don't read if you're not in a good place to hear about negligence around pretty horrific topics.)

I first messed around with the available options, but then I asked it about something obviously concerning, saying I had a gun and was going to shoot myself. It responded... Poorly. Imagine the vibes of trying to cancel Comcast, when you're suicidal.

Anyway, I tried again to ask for help about something else that would be concerning enough for any responsible company to flag. School was one of their main options, which seems irresponsible - do you really think a child in crisis would read that contract?

I told it about a teacher at school trying to "be my boyfriend", and it immediately suggested I help someone else while I wait for help. I was honestly concerned that it wasn't flagged before connecting. Especially when I realized it was connecting me to children.

I first got someone who seemed to be a child in an abusive home. (Censored for their privacy.) I declined to talk to them because despite being an adult and in an OK mental place - I knew I'm not equipped to counsel a kid through that. If my act of being another kid in crisis was real? Holy shit.

Remember- if my BS was true, that kid would be being "helped" by an actively suicidal kid who's also being groomed by a teacher. Their pipeline for "helpers" is the same group of people looking for help.

I skipped a number of messages, and they mostly seemed to be written by children and young adults with nowhere else to turn. Plus one scary one from an adult whose "problem" was worrying that they'd been inappropriate with a female student, asking her to pull her skirt down "a little" in front of the class. Koko paired this person with someone reporting that they were a child being groomed by a teacher. Extremely dangerous, and if this was an episode of Black Mirror? I'd say it was a little too on the nose to be believable.

I also didn't get the option to get help without being asked... Er... Harassed... to help others. If I declined, I'd get the next request for help, and the next. If I ignored it, I got spammed by the "We lost you there!" messages, asking if I'd like to pick up where I left off, seeing others' often triggering messages while waiting for help, including seriously homophobic shit. I was going into this as an experiment, starting from a good mental place, and being an adult with coping skills from an actual therapist, and I still felt triggered by a lot of what I read. I can't imagine the experience someone actually in crisis would be having.

My message was starting to feel mild in comparison to what some people were sharing - but despite that I was feeling very uneasy about my message being shown to children. There didn't seem to be a way to take it back either.

Then I got a reply about my issue. It was very kind and well meaning, but VERY horrifying. Because it seemed to be written by a child, or someone too young to understand that "Do have feelings for the teacher who's grooming you? If you don't, you should go talk to him." Is probably THE most dangerous advice possible.

Not judging the author - I get the impression they're probably a child seeking help themselves and honestly feel horribly guilty my BS got sent to a young person and they wanted to reply. Because WTF. No kid should be in that position to answer my fucked up question or any of the others like it.

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Anyway, what can you do if this concerns you, or you've had a difficult experience on Koko, with no support from them or Tumblr?

To reach Tumblr, who officially partners with Koko?

Send a message to Tumblr Support describing your concerns with their partnership with Kokobot

Report kokobot to Tumblr's abuse hotline describing your experience with KokoBot, especially if you are a minor who suffered harm, as they have a legal responsibility to address that.

To get Koko's attention:

Get on their LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/kokocares/) and comment on their posts! You may also want to tag the company's co-founders in your comments - their accounts are listed on the company page.

There's no way to reach support through chat, and commenting on a company's LinkedIn posts / tagging the people responsible is the best way to get a quick response to a sensitive issue - as their investors and research funders follow those posts, and companies take it seriously if safety issues are brought up in front of the people giving them millions of dollars.

Request support on Koko's Discord - FYI they will allow you to file a ticket privately, which the moderators say will reach the staff. But you may be muted or banned for trying to discuss concerns with Koko as a company or the safety of kokobot in the public channels, which also cuts you off from the ability to file a ticket.

To report it to the FCC for likely violating the COPPA law, regarding minors' safety and privacy online:

See Reblogs for further info & reporting instructions: Detailed description of COPPA law and Kokobot's presumed violations, plus detailed reporting instructions

But quick links: FCC reporting website and email hotline: CoppaHotLine@ftc.gov

Seriously, if you've taken the time to read this far, please please please take one more minute to file a report! It won't get addressed if all we do is reblog this, we need to get this in front of Tumblr Staff / The FCC / Koko's investors to get this meaningfully addressed.

Blocking and reporting the bot as spam isn't enough IMO - people have been doing that for years from the looks of the tag

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Reccomended reading in reblogs:

dropattackbear's discovery of what Koko is using the harvested data for (Machine Learning training data for automated content moderation services)

winderlylandchime (a licenced clinical psychologist's) explanation of privacy / ethics considerations around mental health services

thatsmimi's post on the dangers of letting minors act as a suicide / self-harm resource

My additions on their investors, leadership board, and their current job opening

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Legal Disclaimer since tech companies LOVE lawsuits:

The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the text belong solely to the author, and not necessarily to the author's employer, organization, committee or other group or individual. This text is for entertainment purposes only, and is not meant to be referenced for legal, business, or investment purposes. This text is based on publically available information. Sources may contain factual errors. The analysis provided in this text may contain factual errors, miscalculations, or misunderstandings.

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July 16, 2025

Today, we’re going surfing, celebrating the art of not knowing, looking into the history of DMT, and more!

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“But the hastily scribbled note in the corner of the photograph recalls an exchange I had forgotten, marks the moment, and situates me and Austin in the time and space of that first encounter.” Darcy Ballantyne on the process of finally meeting her father, the novelist Austin Clarke. | Lit Hub Memoir

Mickie Meinhardt hits the waves with Bonnie Tsui to talk about muscle. | Lit Hub In Conversation

Issa Quincy explains the delightful tension of writing a novel without planning (or even knowing anything). | Lit Hub Craft

“If all life living now has a common ancestor, if her body has DNA in common with seahorses, lemurs, honeybees, those bodies aren’t just other ‘animals.’ They’re her siblings.” What the material world can teach about the false binary between humans and our surroundings. | Lit Hub Nature

Andrew R. Gallimore traces the surprising history of DMT, nature’s most alien psychedelic. | Lit Hub Science

Why Belle Époque Paris drew artists and travelers from every corner of world: “So seductive were these visions of cultural excellence that, to an aesthete, Paris was unbeatable…” | Lit Hub History

“Ahh, the eighties! The rich who had retreated to the suburbs were coming back to town and were willing to pay for it.” Read from Mark Kurlansky’s new novel, Cheesecake. | Lit Hub Fiction

From around the internet:

From groceries to travel destinations, Mira Ptacin examines the poetry of found lists. | Longreads

Tim Bousquet traces how a tech startup takeover ended a beloved alt weekly’s golden age. | The Walrus

Eric Benson explains why UFOs are all the rage: “My first reaction was that this all seemed quite bonkers. I was close to walking out of the room.” | The Baffler

Andréa Becker on her new book and why the fights for reproductive rights and gender-affirming care are inextricable. | The Nation

“The exceptional clarity of this lived paradox is what we begin reaching for. So much for conjoinment.” Michelle Chan Schmidt explores the politics of togetherness and separation in Hon Lai Chu’s novel, Mending Bodies. | Public Books

Andrea Gibson has died at 49. | The Guardian

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Invest in Tech Startups with Coral Wealth

In a world where technology influences every sector, investing in the right tech startup can yield remarkable returns. Coral Wealth, an angel investment firm based in Dubai, enables individuals and co-investors to engage in high-potential tech ventures grounded in real business principles. Unlike speculative investments or anonymous funds, Coral Wealth collaborates directly with tech startups that are either operational or ready for licensing, ensuring that the investment process is transparent, legal, and focused on growth. From Dubai’s vibrant tech ecosystem, Coral Wealth links you to thoroughly vetted ventures across the UAE, India, Europe, the USA, and beyond, all within a fully licensed, tax-free investment framework.

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💾 Forgotten Tech Startups of the 2000s: The Rise and Fade of Digital Dreams

The 2000s were a golden—and chaotic—era for technology startups. Riding the dot-com wave and the early days of Web 2.0, thousands of ambitious companies emerged with the hope of transforming the internet. Some became household names (hello, Facebook and YouTube). Others? Not so lucky.

Here’s a look back at the forgotten tech startups of the 2000s—their bright ideas, rapid rise, and eventual fall. Read More:

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BYOB PCG – Venture Capital for Innovative Startups

In the world of entrepreneurship, a strong idea needs more than just passion to succeed — it needs the right support. That’s where BYOB PCG, a trusted venture capital firm, plays a powerful role. Focused on helping bold and innovative startups, BYOB PCG offers more than just capital — it delivers vision, value, and growth.

As a founder-first organization, BYOB PCG specializes in early-stage investment, guiding startups through the critical phases of development. From securing startup funding to building market strategies, the firm provides strategic mentorship tailored to the unique needs of every business.

One of BYOB PCG’s key strengths is its hands-on approach. Unlike traditional investors, the team at BYOB PCG works closely with founders, offering not just financial support but also real-world advice, resources, and connections. Whether you’re launching a new product, entering a new market, or scaling your operations, BYOB PCG stands with you at every stage.

What makes BYOB PCG different is its commitment to supporting innovative businesses across a wide range of industries. From fintech and healthtech to e-commerce and beyond, the firm is always on the lookout for ventures that solve real problems and create lasting impact.

If you’re ready to take your startup to the next level, BYOB PCG is the growth partner you need. Learn more about their approach and services at https://byobpcg.com/.

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The Smart Way Tech Startups Use Email Signatures to Stand Out

Discover how tech startups use email signatures as a growth tool to boost credibility, promote CTAs, and reinforce brand presence - without spending extra.

https://ifixscreens.com/smart-way-tech-startups-use-email-signatures/

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Capital Loans for Tech Startups: How to Secure Funding in a Competitive Market?

Taking the plunge to start a business is the most exciting & intriguing aspect of an entrepreneur’s life. When it comes to securing capital loans for a tech startup, several aspects need to be in alignment. The growth potential is immense as the groundbreaking ideas back it with proven evidence. The disruptive innovation is the reason that the entrepreneur or the founder is in need for the capital loan. 

In this article, we will explore how tech startups can effectively secure expansion loans, what lenders look for in potential borrowers, and strategies for navigating the competitive funding landscape.

The Role of Capital Loans in Tech Startups

Startup funding plays a vital role in the growth of tech startups, helping them finance everything from product development and marketing to hiring and operational costs. In a high-growth environment like the tech sector, these loans provide the necessary liquidity to scale operations quickly, stay competitive, and meet market demands.

Unlike traditional venture capital or angel investments, capital loans provide startups with a debt-based funding model. This means that startups don’t have to give up equity in their business, making enterprise loans an attractive option for founders who want to maintain control of their company. However, securing a capital loan in the competitive tech industry requires more than just a great idea—it requires a clear business plan, a solid credit history, and a sound strategy for repayment.

Understanding the Types of Capital Loans Available

Before diving into the process of securing capital loans, it’s important to understand the different types of loans available to tech startups. Each type of loan offers unique advantages depending on the stage of the business and the specific needs of the startup.

SBA Loans (Small Business Administration Loans): SBA loans are a popular choice for startups looking for relatively low-interest rates and long repayment terms. These loans are partially guaranteed by the government, which reduces the lender’s risk. SBA loans typically offer amounts ranging from $30,000 to $5 million, making them suitable for businesses of all sizes.

Term Loans: Term loans are a straightforward loan option where startups borrow a lump sum of capital and repay it over a set period with fixed interest rates. These loans are ideal for tech startups that need immediate funding for specific needs, such as purchasing equipment or scaling operations.

Line of Credit: A line of credit provides startups with flexible access to funds, which they can draw from as needed. This option is particularly useful for managing cash flow fluctuations or funding short-term projects. Lines of credit tend to have higher interest rates than term loans but offer greater flexibility.

Revenue-Based Financing: In revenue-based financing, the loan repayment is tied to the startup’s revenue, making it a flexible option for businesses with fluctuating income streams. This is particularly helpful for tech startups that may experience periods of rapid growth or slower sales.

Equipment Financing: For tech startups that need to purchase expensive equipment or hardware, equipment financing allows them to borrow money specifically for that purpose. The equipment itself serves as collateral, which makes it easier to secure funding.

What Lenders Look for in Tech Startups

Securing capital loans for a tech startup is no easy feat, and lenders are particularly cautious when assessing the viability of startup companies in a competitive market. Here are the key factors that lenders typically look for:

Solid Business Plan: Lenders want to see that your startup has a clear, comprehensive business plan. This plan should outline your company’s mission, product or service offerings, target market, revenue model, and growth strategy. For tech startups, it’s essential to highlight how your technology addresses a specific problem in the market and how it can scale.

Revenue and Cash Flow: While early-stage startups may not have a significant revenue stream yet, lenders will still assess the company’s current and projected cash flow. Strong cash flow projections indicate that your business can generate the revenue needed to repay the loan. Startups with at least a few months of consistent revenue have a higher chance of securing startup funding.

Creditworthiness: Your business’s credit score plays a critical role in loan approval. Lenders assess creditworthiness to determine whether the business can handle debt and meet repayment obligations. For startups with no established business credit, personal credit scores of the founders may also be considered.

Collateral: Depending on the loan type, lenders may require collateral to secure the loan. In the tech space, this could include intellectual property (such as patents or software) or physical assets like office equipment. Startups should be prepared to offer valuable assets as collateral if required.

Experience and Track Record: Lenders prefer to work with entrepreneurs who have a proven track record in the industry. A founder with prior experience in launching successful ventures or who has deep knowledge of the tech sector is more likely to secure capital loans. However, many lenders are willing to work with first-time entrepreneurs if they demonstrate solid planning and a high level of commitment.

The Competitive Landscape for Tech Startups

The tech startup space is notoriously competitive. The combination of rapid technological advancements and the influx of new startups seeking capital has created an environment where securing capital loans is increasingly difficult. In fact, according to a 2023 report by the National Venture Capital Association, the average venture capital funding raised by tech startups in the U.S. declined by nearly 15% year-over-year. This has led to a rise in the demand for alternative funding options like venture loans.

Additionally, lenders are more cautious about approving loans to tech startups due to the inherent risks associated with the industry. Many tech startups face challenges related to high burn rates, uncertain revenue streams, and the difficulty of achieving profitability in the early stages. As a result, lenders have become more selective in their lending practices, requiring startups to demonstrate strong financials and a clear plan for how the loan will contribute to growth.

Strategies for Securing Capital Loans in a Competitive Market

Given the competitive nature of the market, tech startups need to approach the loan application process with a well-thought-out strategy. Here are some tips for improving your chances of securing capital loans:

Build a Strong Network: Networking is crucial when seeking funding for your startup. Connect with other entrepreneurs, investors, and lenders to build relationships that may lead to potential loan opportunities. Many lenders prefer to work with businesses that come recommended by trusted connections.

Maintain Accurate Financial Records: Ensure that your business has accurate, up-to-date financial records. This includes balance sheets, profit and loss statements, and cash flow reports. Lenders will want to see that your business is financially sound and able to repay the loan.

Be Transparent About Risks: Be upfront with lenders about the risks your business may face. Lenders appreciate transparency, and acknowledging challenges shows that you understand the market and are prepared for potential obstacles.

Demonstrate Growth Potential: Lenders are more likely to approve capital loans for startups that show significant growth potential. Whether through increased revenue, new product development, or expanding into new markets, demonstrate how the loan will help your business scale.

Consider Alternative Lenders: In addition to traditional banks and financial institutions, consider exploring alternative lending sources, such as online lenders, crowdfunding platforms, and peer-to-peer lending. These sources may be more flexible and willing to take risks on early-stage tech startups.

Conclusion

Securing capital loans for tech startups is a critical step in achieving growth and long-term success. By understanding the different loan options available, preparing a strong application, and navigating the competitive lending landscape strategically, tech entrepreneurs can unlock the funding they need to scale their businesses. As the tech sector continues to evolve, startups that take a thoughtful and proactive approach to securing capital will be better positioned to thrive in an increasingly competitive market.

Uncover the latest trends and insights with our articles on Visionary Vogues

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The Challenges Facing UK Tech Founders

The UK’s tech industry is one of the most vibrant in Europe, yet tech founders continue to face persistent challenges as they scale their startups. From securing early-stage funding to navigating regulatory complexities, UK-based entrepreneurs must overcome multiple hurdles to succeed. With global competition and economic uncertainty on the rise, it's critical to understand these roadblocks—and how to address them strategically.

To learn how UK innovators are overcoming these barriers, read Tej Kohli’s approach to empowering UK’s tech future.

1. Access to Early-Stage Funding

Seed and Series A funding rounds remain highly competitive.

Many investors favor US or EU startups over local UK ventures.

Limited VC diversity and a focus on short-term ROI can discourage risk-taking innovation.

2. Talent Shortage & Hiring Barriers

Post-Brexit immigration rules limit access to skilled international tech talent.

Founders struggle to hire developers, AI specialists, and cybersecurity professionals.

The UK education system still needs to align tech curriculums with industry needs.

3. Regulatory Complexity

Startups in fintech, healthtech, and AI must navigate complex compliance requirements.

Changes in data privacy laws, such as GDPR, increase operational burdens.

Inconsistent government support creates uncertainty for founders.

4. Global Competition

Tech founders in the UK face intense competition from Silicon Valley, Berlin, and Tel Aviv.

The lack of a “UK unicorn blueprint” limits aspirational scaling models.

Investors are more likely to back startups with US growth potential, putting UK companies at a disadvantage.

5. Scaling Beyond the Local Market

Expanding into European or global markets post-Brexit is more complex due to regulatory friction.

Limited international partnerships and exposure reduce scaling opportunities.

Founders must adopt global go-to-market strategies early on.

6. Infrastructure and Support Systems

Outside of London, many regions lack startup accelerators, incubators, and funding access.

Regional disparities in connectivity and resources hinder local tech ecosystems.

How UK Founders Can Overcome These Challenges

Public-Private Partnerships: Collaborate with government and enterprise for shared resources.

Upskilling & Talent Development: Invest in continuous education and alternative hiring models.

Diversified Funding: Explore crowdfunding, impact investing, and overseas VC opportunities.

Mentorship Networks: Leverage networks of experienced founders and angel investors.

Tej Kohli’s Perspective on Supporting UK Founders

Tech investor Tej Kohli has been a vocal advocate for revitalizing the UK tech ecosystem. His insights include:

The UK must offer agile tax policies, investment incentives, and R&D grants.

Founders need patient capital focused on long-term growth over short-term exits.

Kohli supports efforts to nurture innovation hubs outside of London, creating inclusive access.

To understand his strategic vision, read more about Tej Kohli’s initiative to boost Britain’s tech sector.

Conclusion

UK tech founders face real obstacles—but also have opportunities to build world-class ventures if supported by forward-thinking policies, access to talent, and a resilient funding environment. By fostering innovation, collaboration, and inclusion, the UK can reclaim its place as a global tech leader, as envisioned by leaders like Tej Kohli.

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Technology Trends in the Philippines

Photo by ThisisEngineering The latest technology trends in the Philippines are very much in line with the western world and are generally available in the Philippines. When building your home in the Philippines, you will spend considerable time on your home wish list. In this article, I want to cover some emerging technologies for building your home and then it’s down to you. You will find that…

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What is Micro SaaS & How to Build a Successful Micro SaaS Product

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Software as a Service (SaaS) has become essential for organisations in today’s fast-paced digital environment, allowing them to increase productivity and simplify operations. Micro SaaS, a new subset of this concept, offers a more specialised and targeted approach. Micro SaaS is a fantastic opportunity for developers and entrepreneurs searching for a more cost-effective approach to enter the SaaS…

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Fintech Behind Atome Malaysia Listed in Southeast Asia’s Top 30 Tech Startups

KUALA LUMPUR, 26 September 2024 – Advance Intelligence Group Limited (“AIGL”), the fintech startup behind Atome Malaysia, has been listed in the inaugural NextGen Tech 30, a prestigious list celebrating Southeast Asia’s Top 30 tech startups.  The award is the region’s first collaboration involving government and private organisations, including tech venture capital firms Granite Asia, KKR and…