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Forus reached $1 billion valuation by dealing with the unglamorous admin work of processing scrips so patients can get the drugs they need.
WHOOP’s $575 million funding round brings on major healthcare institutions, as the wearable company pushes beyond wellness and into preventative healthcare.
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AI infrastructure is booming with real demand, but risks of overbuilding, capital cycles, and complex deal structures are rising fast.
Elad Gil predicts AI will reach 1% of U.S. GDP by end of 2026, warns founders to exit within 12–18 months, and maps how compute scarcity, closed-loop automation, and offshore labor displacement will reshape venture capital and the tech industry.