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One of the greatest accelerators of my business growth has been having daughters. When you have kids, they will push you harder. Before you have kids, start setting yourself up to win now. Get that head start. #family #growth #business #life #motivation
These are the best startup accelerators in Silicon Valley today. Joining any of them will give you structure, support, mentorship, $$ and new connections. 1. YC - a staple 2. a16z speedrun 3. NEO residency 4. Pear X founders, startups, Silicon Valley, y Combinator, tech
When I drafted the Trump Accounts legislation, I deliberately included 2 accelerators to help the accounts grow fast: 1. Employers are able to contribute. ✅ 2. Charitable contributions. ✅ More on the latest episode of Verdict: Trump Accounts Transform the Future, plus Talarico Pledges to “Dismantle” Capitalism
These are the best startup accelerators in Silicon Valley today. Joining any of them will give you structure, support, mentorship, $$ and new connections. {founders, startups, Silicon Valley, tech, accelerators, y Combinator}
Black Business Resources: Black entrepreneurs, founders, and business owners deserve equitable access to capital, mentorship, and community support. Here are 10 impactful programs and accelerators built to help you scale: 1. Google for Startups Black Founders Fund: Non-dilutive cash awards, mentorship, and network support for Black-led startups. https://startup.google.com/programs/black-founders-fund/  2. Google for Startups Accelerator: Black Founders: A 10-week accelerator for high-potential Seed to Series A Black-led tech startups. https://startup.google.com/programs/accelerator/black-founders/ 3. Black Entrepreneurship Program (Canada): Includes loans up to $250K, funding, mentorship, training, and ecosystem support for Black Canadian entrepreneurs. https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/ised/en/programs-and-initiatives/black-entrepreneurship-program 4. Futurpreneur Black Entrepreneur Startup Program (Canada): Startup loans up to $75K plus mentorship & networking for young Black entrepreneurs aged 18-39. https://futurpreneur.ca/en/offering/black-entrepreneur-startup/ 5. Black Opportunity Fund (BOF) – Grants, capacity building, and funding to support Black-owned businesses and community programs in Canada. https://blackopportunityfund.ca/ 6. RBC Black Entrepreneur Program – Financial solutions, mentorship, and business support tools specifically for Black business owners. https://www.rbcroyalbank.com/business/advice/blackentrepreneur.html 7. Black Founders Network: A community and ecosystem platform connecting Black entrepreneurs to programs, events, and funding. https://entrepreneurs.utoronto.ca/for-entrepreneurs/black-founders-network/ 8. Black Business and Professional Association (BBPA): Offers education, business classes, financial literacy, and networking support for Black entrepreneurs. https://bbpa.org/  Quick tips for success: - Apply early and prepare your business summary or pitch deck ahead of time. - Combine funding and mentorship programs: mentorship can help you win funding and scale faster. - Join communities and networks like Black Founders Network or BBPA to stay connected and supported. #BlackBusiness #BlackFounders
Congratulations all new Accelerators jumping into the opportunity to accelerate your FREEDOM with Triple Compounding! 💃🏻 #wealth
Surround yourself with collaborators, elevators, and accelerators. Collaborators help you move forward, elevators lift you higher, and accelerators propel you faster. The right people fuel your focus, not your distractions. #Focus #Teamwork
Our founder @richardbranson and Moyin, Project Admin for accelerators, sat down to discuss their experiences with Dyslexia. We’ve come a long way since Richard was at school, when Dyslexia wasn’t commonly known or understood. Moyin is part of the brilliant team at Virgin StartUp who have put together Momentum - the startup accelerator for dyslexic founders. The programme is all about working with dyslexia and neurodiversity, not against it. It’s about reframing your perception of dyslexia to better understand the many strengths of Dyslexic Thinking. Because when founders lean into their strengths, brilliant things happen. As Richard himself says, so many incredible British businesses encounter Virgin StartUp at one point or another. It’s not surprising - we’re the home of UK founders, helping businesses to startup and thrive! If you’re a founder and you identify with Dyslexic Thinking traits, this is your chance to apply to Momentum and take your business to the next level. 🔗 Apply through our website today!
A collaboration among industry, community colleges, and economic development, Arizona’s Future48 Workforce Accelerators represent a national best practice in workforce development. We are excited to join @GovHobbs and Pima Community College to bring this model to Tucson! @cityoftucson @pima_cc @pima_county #Future48 #WorkforceAccelerator #CommunityCollege #SoutherArizona #PimaCounty
AI Dating App Success 🤯🤯 . Rejected by 100 companies, 5 universities, and even top accelerators, he refused to quit. Instead, he used AI to build a simple dating advice app in just 3 weeks. That one idea went viral, crossed 200K+ downloads in a week, and now generates over ₹2 crore every month. . #RizzGPT #BlakeAnderson #DatingApp #AIApp #ArtificialIntelligence
Here is the basic AI supply chain: 1. Chip Design: NVIDIA, AMD, Broadcom, Marvell These companies design the processors, accelerators, and custom silicon that power AI workloads. 2. Foundries: TSMC, Samsung, Intel These companies manufacture chips, often for businesses that design chips but do not own their own fabs. 3. Equipment: ASML, Applied Materials, Lam Research, KLA These companies sell the machines and tools needed to produce advanced semiconductors. 4. Memory: Micron, SK Hynix, Samsung, SanDisk These companies provide the bandwidth and storage AI systems need to move and process massive data sets. 5. Packaging: TSMC, Amkor, ASE Technology These companies connect chips, GPUs, memory, and accelerators so they can function together as one system. 6. Hyperscalers: Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta These companies fund and operate the cloud infrastructure where most AI compute demand is being deployed. If you want my research in your inbox, comment LETTER and I’ll send you the link.
@nicolepetallides turns to AMD's latest earnings commentary to explain why the company sees continued momentum in CPUs, accelerators, and data center growth tied to AI workloads. CEO Lisa Su says AMD’s CPU total addressable market is now expected to grow faster than previously anticipated — expanding at roughly 35% annually and reaching more than $120 billion by 2030. 🔗 Tap the link in our bio to stay informed on the markets.
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