
Daniel C. Maguire
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1 month ago |
ark-invest.com | Tasha Keeney |Daniel C. Maguire |Frank Downing |Brett Winton
Last week, Google announced the sixth-largest US tech merger and acquisition (M&A) transaction in history—and the largest in its own corporate history—when it acquired Wiz, a private cybersecurity company, for $32 billion in cash.13 The transaction follows a severely restrained M&A environment driven largely by restrictions imposed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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Jan 21, 2025 |
ark-invest.com | Nemo focuses |Daniel C. Maguire |Brett Winton |Nemo Marjanovic
Biotech investors are witnessing a growing divergence between private and public markets, both in valuations and performance. Private investors are betting on long-term innovation, while public markets are focusing on short-term profitability. Will regulatory and economic shifts close that gap? In 2024, the private market in biotech bounced back with 96 megarounds (nine-figure financing) that approached the 106 funded in 2021.
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Nov 20, 2024 |
ark-invest.com | Daniel C. Maguire
Nuclear energy is regaining investor and media attention, as more than 20 countries have pledged to triple their nuclear capacity by 2050.1 The boom in AI data centers is incentivizing tech giants like Google,2 Amazon,3 Meta,4 OpenAI,5 and Microsoft to explore the possibility of nuclear power as a clean source of energy.
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Oct 28, 2024 |
ark-invest.com | Nemo focuses |Tasha Keeney |Sam Korus |Daniel C. Maguire
What if every baby were to be assessed at birth by whole genome sequencing (WGS) to identify health issues, including hundreds of potential genetic disorders? New studies like the NHS Generation7 Study in the UK and GUARDIAN8 in the US are providing a glimpse into how WGS will shift healthcare from reactive care of the sick to a proactive, precision-based solution. How close are we to realizing that future, and what would it mean?
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Aug 26, 2024 |
ark-invest.com | Nemo focuses |Tasha Keeney |Daniel C. Maguire |Nemo Marjanovic
We’re excited to see Baidu and Waymo scaling their robotaxi operations. Last week, Waymo confirmed that its sixth-generation robotaxi, developed by Geely’s Zeekr, will cut the number of onboard cameras from 29 to 13 and lidar sensors from five to four, compared to the hardware on Waymo’s Jaguar I-PACE.1 Although Waymo has not disclosed details, the cost of the new vehicle is likely to be much lower than the rumored ~$100,000+ for the current model2 —a critical step toward scaling operations.
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