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Six women who are veterans of the venture capital business share their advice for other women to get ahead in VC.

This is the first of a five-part series that looks at the challenges presented by the rapidly growing data center industry, which will require a host of new technologies – and substantial venture capital investment – to meet the demands of AI.

The market for humanoid robots may approach $40bn in about 10 years as these nimble machines take on jobs that are repetitive or dangerous and where turnover is high.

After a couple of years of slower growth, Canada’s venture system is re-energized and poised to resume its expansion.

A surge of investment in climate- and sustainability-focused companies in Europe has swelled the ranks of tech and non-tech workers eager to join such companies, while rising quality of life considerations are influencing where people choose to work.

Hiroki Takai, Meredith Tibbals, Amanda Way and Kevin Zhang are among the 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40 in Venture Capital Journal's fifth consecutive list.

Sandra Malmberg, Mike Morgan, Camila Noordeloos and Ankit Sud are among the 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40 in Venture Capital Journal's fifth consecutive list.

Aaron Fleishman, Fiona Huang, Melanie Jordan and Asher Kraut are among the 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40 in Venture Capital Journal's fifth consecutive list.

Jenna Abelli, Fatoumata Bâ, John Casnocha and Elana Dickman are among the 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40 in Venture Capital Journal's fifth consecutive list.