 |  | | Wednesday, October 30, 2019 • By Eric Eldon | |
| | | We contacted top investors in different fields to find out exactly what’s on their radar, so if you’re seeking news you can use to build your business, keep scrolling. Also in this edition: how in-space manufacturing could lead to a gold rush, a chat with Omidyar Network CEO Mike Kubzansky, an examination of quantum computing’s impact on startups, and much more. Read more | | | |
| |  Image Credits: Dong Wenjie / Getty Images | | We asked ten leading cybersecurity VCs who work at firms spanning early to growth stages to share where they see opportunity in this sector; their answers may surprise you. Read more | | | |
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| |  | | Extra Crunch interviewed Arif Janmohamed of Lightspeed Venture Partners to discuss what he's seeing at the earliest stages in cybersecurity, which trends are being ignored by the industry and what he sees as the future of security in an always-changing present. Read more | | | |
| |  | | Reasonable people may disagree about the current state of spacetech, but one emerging technology has the potential to change everything for startups and aerospace giants — in-space manufacturing. Darrell Etherington investigates. Read more | | | |
| | | | | With $1.3 billion in assets under management, Octopus Ventures is branching out into a range of healthcare subjects that were once deemed too sensitive to discuss but that have huge potential markets, Jonathan Shieber reports. Read more | | | |
| |  Image Credits: Klaus Vedfelt / Getty Images | | Scott Bade interviewed Omidyar Network CEO Mike Kubzansky about the organization’s origins and evolution, and his approach to venture philanthropy. Read more | | | |
| | | Quantum computing isn't just a fancy trick, but what does that mean for today’s existing startups and businesses? Nothing. But that doesn't mean you can ignore it forever, writes Devin Coldewey. Read more | | | |
| |  Image Credits: Daniel Reiter / | | To learn more about how AI and 5G are disrupting legacy media, Eric Peckham interviewed the managing partners at Reimagine Ventures, a $35 million fund that bridges the gap between technologists at the forefront of change and the largest owners of content. Read more | | | |
| |  | | From London, Mike Butcher reports that the European Space Agency has been increasingly effective at providing significant amounts of grant funding to innovative startups, even as venture capital ramps up its own interest. Read more | | | |
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