What is Rising Tide?
Rising Tide is a Venture Capital investor tracked by Qoory, with 5 linked investments in the current entity graph. Use this page to scan its portfolio, partners, and related news before deciding whether it deserves a spot on your watchlist.
- Investor fact
- Venture Capital
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- Based in United States
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- Founded Jan 1, 2007
Rising Tide is a venture capital firm with roots in the US, Canada, Europe, and the Middle East. We seek to team up with visionary companies that break barriers and create new markets, especially those leveraging technological advancements such as big data analytics, computer-aided design, optical sensors, mobile applications in vertical markets, and community-connected networks and services. Category: Hybrid Fund Founded: Jan , Location: United States
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RT @ZestProtocol: Introducing Zest Protocol Stacks Swap, The ultimate swap experience for the @Stacks ecosystem. Live now. Stacks swap is…
When software was expensive - thin, horizontal, best-of-breed software stacks extracted rents across every business. Now that software is cheap - value moves to vertically integrated businesses that deliver opinionated end-to-end experiences.
RT @Stacks: The Stacks community has approved SIP-044 (Clarity 6) and SIP-045 (Bitcoin Staking), with over 99.99% of votes in favor of both…
The traditional "nation" is evolving. Tech platforms are absorbing state-level functions like defense, id, & infrastructure. Autonomous digital entities are gaining economic agency. Global power is shifting from physical geography to tech stacks. Lock up rare digital assets.
Worldpay, Fidelity Center for Applied Technology, Deutsche Telekom, and Google Cloud all run production DVNs on LayerZero today. Together their core businesses represent more than $10 trillion in annual financial activity and each one now offers its name as a verifier in the security stacks of stab
Restricting Chinese open models doesn't hurt China, it hurts the US startups that rebuilt their stacks on Kimi and DeepSeek because the price was unbeatable. Those teams won't go back to closed APIs, and the nearest open alternative left is Thinking Machines and Inkling. https://x.com/axios/status/
jensen’s right that the valve framing is dead. china isn’t waiting on H100s. we now have two intelligence stacks with different binding constraints. ban nvidia and you accelerate huawei demand, even though you don’t erase the need for domestic HBM, power, packaging, talent, and apps to clear on th
RT @Stacks: Bitcoin Staking on Stacks, explained: https://t.co/hztmJV3lPm
Proof-of-Useful-Work forced us to invent a quantization format that did not exist. Pearl Protocol adds noise to both the weights and activations before matrix multiplication. That creates a constraint ordinary inference stacks do not have - the model values and the noise must fit together inside IN
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