... of 2025, up to half of all venture funding globally was directed toward AI projects. However, investor excitement is not limited solely to AI: record capital inflows are also being recorded in other segments, signaling a return of trust in promising technologies overall. The Return of Mega-Funds: Large Money Back in the Market The largest investment players are triumphantly returning to the venture scene, signaling a new rise in risk appetite. The Japanese conglomerate SoftBank, having experienced a period of quiet, is once again betting on large investments: Masayoshi Son has officially spoken about forming Vision Fund III, amounting to about $40–50 billion, focused on advanced ...

... unicorns emerged, with some quickly achieving "ultra-unicorn" status (valued over $5 billion). Record inflows of capital into AI, fintech, biotech, and other promising niches confirm a return of investor confidence in high-growth potential technologies. The Return of Mega Funds: Big Money Back in the Market The largest investment players are triumphantly returning to the venture arena, signaling a new increase in risk appetite. Japan's SoftBank, after a period of inactivity, is once again betting on large-scale investments: Masayoshi Son announced the formation of the Vision Fund III, encompassing $40–50 billion, focused on advanced technologies (especially ...

... once again turning to the potential of promising projects. Return of Mega Funds: Large Investors Flood the Market with Capital Again The largest investment players are triumphantly returning to the venture scene, signaling an increased appetite for risk. The Japanese conglomerate SoftBank is once again doubling down on large investments: Masayoshi Son officially announced the formation of the Vision Fund III, sized around $40–50 billion, focused primarily on advanced technologies, notably in the areas of AI and robotics. Sovereign funds from Gulf states have also become more active — they are pouring billions into tech projects and launching state mega-programs for developing the startup sector, creating their own ...

... cryptocurrencies, and blockchain as a whole. However, there are those who are cautious about investing their money in questionable instruments. Especially given that there are currently enough assets that allow capital growth with significantly lower risk. Over the past few years, many investors have focused primarily on the development of new technologies, cryptocurrencies, and blockchain in general. However, there are those who are hesitant to invest their money in questionable instruments, especially considering that there are already sufficient assets that allow for wealth accumulation ...

... compelling market participants to pay closer attention to risk assessment. The Return of Mega Funds: Large Investors Thrive Once More The largest investment players are making a triumphant return to the venture scene, signaling a renewed appetite for risk. Japanese conglomerate SoftBank has announced the formation of Vision Fund III, sized at approximately $40–50 billion, focusing on advanced technologies (with an emphasis on AI and robotics). Sovereign funds from Gulf countries have also become noticeably more active, pouring billions of dollars into technological projects and launching state mega-programs to develop the startup sector, thereby ...