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Erinys is making it possible for one lawyer to start an AI-native firm
Erinys gives lawyers the infrastructure they need to start AI-native law firms without building the operating machinery themselves. Which means far more lawyers can realistically become firm owners.
EuraTechnologies moved Lille to the middle of the map without moving Lille
Described as the periphery of France, the city is a backwater. Described as the centre of the London, Paris and Amsterdam triangle, it is a gateway. The trains did not change.
Riften is fighting for your prompt
Carl Li He Stauffer's AI routing company sends each request to the cheapest model that can handle it, checks the results, and helps companies build models of their own. The routing is the reason to u…
Startup Abuja charges its founders nothing, and embassies come to it for advice
The founders pay no fee and give up no equity, and Startup Abuja pays for its programmes itself. What those programmes have built is valuable enough that a European embassy came to Abuja to ask for i…
HPC VAST takes equity, not cash
HPC VAST looked at the obvious trade (buy GPUs, rent them out), modelled it at 5 to 8 per cent, and walked away. What it built instead is an investment firm that pays for its positions in compute.