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Turkey’s Gaming Scene Gains Momentum with Emergence of Innovative VC Fund

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Turkey has gained a well-earned reputation as a veritable cauldron of mobile games startups, leading to the rise of VCs dedicated to the sector. The latest to join this coterie is Laton Ventures, a new gaming-focused VC that has raised a $35 million fund. Indeed, between 2018 and 2022 Turkish gaming start-ups raised more than $1 billion in funding. There are now at least 25 VC funds that invest in video games startups based out of Turkey. “We’re positioning as a bridge between the Turkish gaming ecosystem, which is booming, and the international gaming ecosystem.

Xiaomi SU7: A Revolutionary Electric Vehicle

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Alongside Xiaomi SU7 design, Xiaomi has developed the five core EV technologies: E-Motor, CTB Integrated Battery, Xiaomi Die-Casting, Xiaomi Pilot Autonomous Driving, and Smart Cabin. Here’s what I can say: the SU7 is a car – and nice looking one at that. It was parked inside Xiaomi’s MWC booth atop a rotating platform. Here’s Xiaomi again,Xiaomi’s transition from “Smartphone x AIoT”, the “Human x Car x Home” smart ecosystem seamlessly merges personal devices, smart home products, and cars. As the foundation of the “Human x Car x Home” smart ecosystem, it integrates over 200 product categories incorporating 600 million global devices, and covering more than 95% of user scenarios.

Golden Ventures raises additional $100M for Canadian tech investments

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Golden Ventures, a Canada-based venture capital firm, closed on over $100 million in capital commitments for its fifth fund targeting high-potential, seed-stage founders working across technologies, including AI, climate, blockchain and quantum. “This is a continuation of our core thesis and created to be super founder-aligned,” Golden told TechCrunch. The firm makes both core investments and those that lean more on the angel side. Over 13 years, Golden Ventures has backed over 100 companies at the seed stage. Golden Ventures V is backed by a group of existing institutional limited partners, including BDC Capital, ECMC Group, Foundry, HarbourVest Partners, Kensington Capital Partners, Northleaf Capital Partners, RBC, Teralys Capital, University of Chicago and Vintage Investment Partners, and new institutional partner Deloitte Ventures.