Reporter, Venture Capital And Defense Tech
Julia Hornstein is a Reporter covering venture capital and defense tech at Business Insider. She specializes in a range of topics including artificial intelligence, enterprise tech, and finance, with a particular focus on AI platforms, robotics, and deep learning. Julia's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Philippine Canadian Inquirer, Cic News, and Yahoo Finance.
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Julia's coverage focuses on Canadian immigration, employment, and government policies. She frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to immigration, work permits, and citizenship in Canada.
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By: Julia Hornstein
Mercor hit over $2 billion in gross revenue run rate in June, double its pace earlier this year , according to a person with direct knowledge of the company’s financials. The growth comes from increased demand from AI app developers and Fortune 500 customers looking to build their own or fine-tune existing AI models, the person added.The three-year-old startup pays contractors, often with
By: Julia Hornstein
Wonder, which owns GrubHub and Blue Apron, is raising hundreds of millions of dollars at a valuation of $9 billion, The Information reported Wednesday.To entice investors, Wonder has arranged to give backers of the financing extra shares if the restaurant and delivery startup’s stock price in an initial public offering is less than 1.5 times the price of shares in this round, a condition
By: Julia Hornstein, Cory Weinberg
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Valar Atomics, a three-year-old startup that makes small nuclear reactors intended to power data centers and other industrial facilities, is in talks to raise $1 billion at around a $5 billion valuation before the investment, according to a person with knowledge of the deal. Sequoia Capital, ...
By: Julia Hornstein, Cory Weinberg
Mercor, a three-year-old data startup whose army of contractors teaches AI to give better answers, is growing fast but relies heavily on revenue from AI foundation model companies, financial documents seen by The Information show. The company generated $614 million in gross revenue in the first ...
By: Julia Hornstein, Cory Weinberg
