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Key opportunities identified in the report include the use of proprietary AI or ensemble models, tailored to address unique challenges such as use cases in fraud detection, risk management, and customer personalization. Leveraging proprietary data through partnerships has become a significant differentiator, enabling companies to train more accurate AI models by integrating multi-modal data sources. The data privacy and security angle is also explored, with advanced encryption and compliance through regulations such as GDPR and CCPA being prerequisites for successful AI integration in the financial industry.
As NVIDIA overtakes Microsoft to become world's most valuable company, we wonder what's driving this infrastructure revolution in the age of generative AI and how startups can be a part of it. This report is a deep dive into the various aspects of the new infrastructure needed to build, train and deploy AI models. The industry research explores the exponential growth in compute demand, the memory bandwidth bottleneck, and the heterogenous compute characteristics of AI that signal tremendous startup opportunities for specialized hardware and software innovation. These trends will significantly impact future data center configuration and edge computing.
Space technology is a rapidly evolving sector driven by breakthroughs in launch services, emerging standardization, and substantial government investments. This report delves into the key components of the space economy, including space data, launch services, satellite technology, and space infrastructure. By examining the history of space exploration, recent market developments, and emerging opportunities, this report aims to offer valuable insights into the space tech industry’s growth potential and future directions.
Digital medicine is a subset of digital health that requires clinical evidence and regulatory oversight. It includes products for disease measurement (digital precision medicine) and products for disease treatment (digital therapeutics). In this report, the Fusion team reviews the market segments, market trends, emerging technologies, challenges, investment patterns, exit trends and future directions for digital medicine, using a number of companies as case studies.
The FDA's first approval of CRISPR-based therapy Casgevy is a remarkable leap for biology. Imagine the new possibilities when such breakthroughs are coupled with the continued cost reduction in Next-Generation Sequencing and the transformative power of AI and foundation models. These developments are not just reshaping healthcare, but are poised to generate an astounding $2 trillion to $4 trillion in direct annual economic impact before 2040 among all sectors.
The multi trillion-dollar insurance industry is not just a cornerstone of the global economy, providing a safety net against financial uncertainties, but also a market ripe with high-quality data, yet lagging in digital innovation. Our latest Insurtech Industry Report delves into critical technologies, especially AI, that are redefining the industry and highlights trends and opportunities for investors.
Even though the economic burden of diseases impacting women is over $500B, only 4% of healthcare R&D is targeted at women’s health issues. It’s glaring stats like these that drove the Fusion Fund team to do a deep dive on the FemTech space early this year. We’re excited to make our findings public through our FemTech Industry Report - the time is ripe for founders and startups leveraging strong core technologies to solve some of the hardest problems in women’s health.
With the growth of Internet of Things (IoT) across industries and the rising demand for low-latency processing and real-time solutions, edge computing is increasingly becoming a must-have technology solution that is primed to grow to a $22.5B market by 2024. Here, Fusion Fund dives into the key market drivers and challenges, emerging use cases, and key players in the edge computing market.
Network Security continues to maintain its prevalence as a top enterprise priority as the mass adoption of remote working, the rise of Bring-Your-Own-Device, and the increasing use of contract workers has put unanticipated stress network infrastructure and created unprecedented security risks.
Data has become the lifeblood of many enterprises, enabling new customer insights, driving product innovation, and revealing previously unidentifiable market trends. The next generation of high performing privacy solutions will protect data throughout its entire lifecycle, address complex needs of both enterprise and consumer requirements and have the flexibility to operate across a global ecosystem.