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This is the startup equivalent of "too big to fail." They have capitalized so much that they need to capitalize even more to make their previous capitalization
by robgibbons 6y ago
This is the startup equivalent of "too big to fail."
They have capitalized so much that they need to capitalize even more to make their previous capitalization make sense.
- cyrux004 6y agoI doubt if we investors who funded earlier wil want to continue doing that. At some point they have to decide to cut their losses. Like wework
- eganist 6y agoOnly if the product begins to feel infeasible. But as computing hardware continues to shrink and ML improves their processes, I'm willing to bet a lot of investors see success as an eventuality.