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    DAVID KARP

    Meet David Karp, man who dropped out of high school, launched Tumblr at 20, sold it to Yahoo for $1.1 billion, know about his career and journey

    In 2000, Karp began his journey as an intern for animation producer Fred Seibert, founder of Frederator Studios. Interestingly, Karp's mother had once taught Seibert's children at Calhoun School. Karp also went for Japanese classes, and there he met a math tutor. With him, Karp went on to write software for winning at blackjack and poker.

    Palantir lifts annual revenue forecast on robust US government demand

    Palantir Technologies has set a new benchmark by raising its annual revenue expectations and delivering results that outshine quarterly estimates. There's a notable surge in demand for their cutting-edge data analytics solutions from both governmental and commercial entities.

    Palantir stock plunges more than 5% today now 12.5% in just one week – Why PLTR is facing a brutal start to 2026 amid heavy selling?

    Palantir Technologies (PLTR) is facing a brutal start to 2026. The stock has plummeted 12.5% in just one week, losing over 5% in a single session. Currently trading near $167, the AI software giant is struggling to maintain its massive $382 billion market cap. High valuations and insider selling have sparked fears of an all-out crash. Investors are now anxiously awaiting the February 2 earnings report to see if the AI hype holds.

    Why did Michael Burry deregister Scion Hedge Fund? Key reasons he cited

    Michael Burry closes hedge fund: Michael Burry, famous for 'The Big Short', has deregistered his hedge fund, Scion Asset Management. This means he will no longer manage money for outside investors. Burry managed about 155 million dollars. He previously warned about market bubbles, comparing the AI stock boom to the dot-com bubble.

    How a Silicon Valley 'warlord' got the Pentagon's attention

    Tech entrepreneur Steven Simoni now leads Allen Control Systems. His company develops the Bullfrog, an AI-powered autonomous machine gun. This weapon shoots drones from the sky. Simoni secured $40 million in funding and U.S. Army contracts. He aims to supply defense products to the government. The company plans further weapon development. Simoni hopes for a public listing next year.

    Palantir lifts annual revenue forecast again as AI demand accelerates

    The data analytics and defense software firm is getting a boost from U.S. President Donald Trump's focus on national security and a shift in the Pentagon's software-buying process towards commercial and "non-traditional" providers.

    The Economic Times
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