A tech company raising 2B on vaporware, that never happens (wikipedia.org/wiki/Theranos). It amazes me these venture capitalists are willing to throw money around the way they do, it's like they froth at the mouth over any promise of the next great gadget. These guys are really easy to sucker, but it's like a Ponzi scheme. The house of cards will fall and they'll call fraud at some point.
A tech company raising 2B on vaporware, that never happens (wikipedia.org/wiki/Theranos). It amazes me these venture capitalists are willing to throw money around the way they do, it's like they froth at the mouth over any promise of the next great gadget. These guys are really easy to sucker, but it's like a Ponzi scheme. The house of cards will fall and they'll call fraud at some point.
How is wikipedia vaporware?
Are links not working right? The example was Theranos; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theranos
Oh, it isn't showing up as a link in your original comment (in Connect for lemmy).
So I thought you were lumping in Wikipedia.org, the wiki communities, and Theranos together. Which of course sounds weird
Every time capitalism has an epic fail I smile and party like it's 1999.
Failure is a feature, not a bug.
Softbank doesn't seem to be having many hits recently
URL not working for me
I tried now and it works, you can try the non archive link at https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidjeans/2023/07/10/view-smart-glass-softbank/?sh=5b4d3fd4702f
The web archive started working, but thanks for the link