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“Along the way, technologies are changing, the market is changing direction and sometimes, once a century or so, there is also an epidemic.”"Along the way, technologies are changing, the market is changing direction and sometimes, once a century or so, there is also an epidemic."

“Along the way, technologies are changing, the market is changing direction and sometimes, once a century or so, there is also an epidemic.”

The i3 Equity Partners fund is not afraid to take high-risk investments, provided the company has the potential to change the rules of the game and create a competency gap that will make it more difficult for competitors. Meanwhile, Adam Fischer of Bessemer and Ille Waldman of Melanox are boasting…

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Why is Microsoft Buying CyberX Israeli for $ 170 Million?Why is Microsoft Buying CyberX Israeli for $ 170 Million?
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The nightmare of Silicon Valley. Don’t open your business in Silicon Valley because it is suicide.The nightmare of Silicon Valley. Don't open your business in Silicon Valley because it is suicide.

The nightmare of Silicon Valley. Don’t open your business in Silicon Valley because it is suicide.

Silicon Valley is for a technological entrepreneur the same as Hollywood for an actor or Real Madrid for a footballer. In the universities, garages and student flats of some populations of this Californian region that precedes San Francisco, the germs of technological giants such as Apple, Google, Facebook and a…

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