... their orchestration based on Kubernetes. Luntry has now attracted strategic investments from the venture capital fund Solar Ventures, owned by Rostelecom. Solar Ventures acquired a 10% stake in the company, although the exact financial details of the deal remain undisclosed. Container Security: How Luntry Works Containerization allows the creation of isolated "spaces" for various applications on a single physical server, significantly reducing hardware costs and enhancing infrastructure ...

... world of venture investments, the most significant funding rounds, and the trends shaping the development of startups in 2025. Global Startup and Venture Capital News for August 13, 2025: Record Rounds in AI, Return of Mega Funds, IPO Revival, M&A Deals, and New Venture Funds. An Overview for Investors and Venture Funds. By mid-August 2025, the global venture capital market is showing a strong recovery after several years of decline. Major investors have returned with substantial investments, and ...

... the Saint Petersburg Currency Exchange. How will this affect currency transactions, what will the new platform give the Central Bank, and what prospects are opening up for Russian business? In this article, we examine the goals and consequences of the deal, and share our opinion on why this is important for domestic companies such as Open Oil Market. The Central Bank of Russia is acquiring the Saint Petersburg Currency Exchange: goals, consequences and prospects It has become known that the Central ...

... Request and Negotiations. If the product requires discussion of terms, the buyer can contact the supplier directly through the platform (via chat or requests) and discuss details—such as the possibility of a discount for larger volumes or special deal conditions. This functionality saves time compared to traditional calls and meetings. Order Placement. Once terms are agreed upon, the buyer places an order in the system. The supplier confirms their readiness to ship the goods. The system records ...

... assets, apart from the funds raised. It acts as a "blank check" company with the aim of identifying a private company for merger. Once capital is raised, SPAC has a limited timeframe (usually 18-24 months) to find a company for merging. If no deal is reached within this period, funds are returned to investors, and the SPAC is dissolved. How does the process of going public through a SPAC work? Formation of the SPAC and capital raising A SPAC is formed by a group of sponsors, usually consisting ...