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Palantir, 16 years and counting ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palantir_Technologies https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palantir_Technologies What is the life e
by mikhailfranco 7y ago
Palantir, 16 years and counting ...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palantir_Technologies https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palantir_Technologies
What is the life expectancy of a unicorn anyway?
- siruncledrew 7y agoValve (maker of Steam) is another company that has been private since 1996.
- realslimjd 7y agoMost people wouldn't consider Valve a startup because they haven't taken outside investment. They're just a private company.
- brmgb 7y agoBut Valve never was a startup. It was entierely self-funded by Newell and Harrington who had become rich after working from Microsoft. Benioff remarks about governance don't really apply to Valve because even if Valve was poorly managed it would pretty much be Newell misusing its own money.
- iamasoftwaredev 7y ago> because even if Valve was poorly managed based on their culture deck it doesn't seem great. Purely from the standpoint of maximizing value I mean.
- Bootwizard 7y agoThat's because it was founded by billionaires and funded by the DoD...if you have infinite money, you can stay private for as long as you'd like. Palantir isn't a startup, it's a defense company.
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