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When you’ve a USP, do you think disclosing it on random situations is okay?? Because the best companies are the stolen ideas in history. Correct me if I’m wrong

Correct me if I am wrong But I have an idea which and I want to build a product..But I wanna do it in the right way so correct whether my flow is right or not.. 1) Idea - Get an idea see it's use cases see it's current competitions, refine the pitc

AI cloud computing's rising power demands have led the Department of Energy to invest billions in upgrading US power grids. NANO Nuclear Energy, world's FIRST publicly traded nuclear energy startup, has partnered with Blockfusion to power AI cloud

I have an idea to start a political survey company whose data will be more than 90% accurate. Nowadays whatever companies are doing surveys, you know how their data is getting wrong due to which people and political parties have lost all faith in th

Young Founders are less likely to Succeed!! On average, founders of high-tech startups launch their companies at 42 years old. For the top 0.1% of startups-those with the highest growth or successful exits-the average founder age climbs to 45 years

Hey, why is nobody concern about neuro- technology these days? I feel neuroscience and neuro tech is going to be the next big thing. Firstly, Technological advancement has helped us a lot and we humans would obivously want to implement it to ourselv

Churn Rate Explained Suppose you open a gym called "The Rajat Dalal GYM " in January. First month, 100 log aaye, sab full josh me "New Year, New Me!" But February hits. 40 people disappear. Some realized Netflix & Chill > workout, some got busy, an

when you are in tech jobs as a fresher. when you are given as an owner of some project very early and there is lots of inter dependency to complete the project. the inner pressure, anxiety kills you with end date pressure and much more. As freshers

Remember the famous line from the movie "3 Idiots"? “Success ke peeche mat bhago, excellence ka peecha karo, success jhak maarke peeche aayegi” Here's what it means for your career: Rule: Knowledge → Skill → Network → Resources → Reputation 1. St

Everyone thought Steve Jobs was insane in 2001... When he opened brick-and-mortar stores. Other tech companies had JUST closed 100s of branches. Dell was making BILLIONS selling PCs online. But Jobs saw something no one else did... The story behi