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| New opportunities aplenty in organ transplant | | | The state of organ transplantation is evolving: A combined market opportunity of at least $7 billion tees up innovation and investment, writes PitchBook analyst Aaron DeGagne in our latest Emerging Tech Research. AI is emerging as a new tool for crossmatching and assessing rejection risk, while government involvement in the space is opening new avenues for startups to jump in. | | | | | | | | | Infrastructure debt embraces fundraising boom | | | | (Artur Nichiporenko/Getty Images) | | | Infrastructure debt, which finances everything from renewable energy to data storage projects, had its best year for fundraising yet in 2023. PitchBook data shows that infrastructure debt funds raised a combined $19.5 billion last year, the strategy's largest annual sum on record. | | | | | | | |
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| A message from Silicon Valley Bank | | |
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| A look at the tech forming the bedrock of online safety across sectors | | Combating digital threats like misinformation, fraud and exploitation is made more difficult by their dynamic nature. A prime example is generative AI's 2022 explosion into creative as well as nefarious purposes by users. Trust and safety technologies, the subject of our latest Emerging Space Brief, are multifaceted protection services that combine advanced tech and processes. With wide-ranging use cases, they shield users of social media and dating platforms, streaming services, forum and collaborative platforms, online marketplaces, government and public services, and gaming, fintech and edtech online platforms. | | | | | | | | | Check up on the 10 most active VCs in digital health | | | | (Jenna O'Malley/PitchBook News) | | | Digital health witnessed explosive growth during the pandemic. The vertical has quieted since, with $4.6 billion invested in 2023, down from 2021's height of $17.7 billion. Still, investors see many opportunities, with several startups raising recent mega-rounds and promising IPO opportunities on the horizon. Here are the 10 most active investors in digital health and the companies they've been backing. | | | | | | | |
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| | Since yesterday, the PitchBook Platform added: | | 16 Deals | 88 People | 91 Companies | | | | | | |
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| Blackstone bets big on India's private market boom | | | | (Kriangkrai Thitimakorn/Getty Images) | | | India's private markets have had a remarkable trajectory of late, and a new Blackstone plan to pump an extra $25 billion into the market over the next five years underscores that success. It's clear why Blackstone is interested. Over the past year, India's private markets have proven to be resilient amid a global downturn, in terms of the amounts invested, overall exit activity and record IPO activity. | | | | | | | |
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| AI in the fast lane: Momentum with moderation | | SaaS has been a cornerstone of digital development for over a decade, while AI and machine learning emerged as a disruptive force of innovation, driving a shift in VC investments. In 2023, AI and machine learning's share of total VC investment surged by approximately 13 percentage points, signaling heightened investor interest in this transformative technology. Our Q1 2024 Quantitative Perspectives report explores the dynamic of SaaS and AI and machine learning in the face of an ever-changing venture market as we compare the challenges, opportunities and investment prospects of these two verticals. | | | | | | | |
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