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Julian Lim

Julian Lim is an entrepreneur, technology writer, and a researcher. He started JL Data Analysis after graduating from NUS in Intelligent Systems. Julian writes about technology innovations and entrepreneurship on Business Times, Asia Pacific Magazine and occasionally contributes to Startup Fortune.
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EQT is betting that infrastructure can still pull in giant checks
Julian Lim · Jun 1, 2026
EQT is betting that infrastructure can still pull in giant checks
EQT has set a EUR 21 billion target for EQT Infrastructure VII, equal to about $24.5 billion. The raise will test whether institutional investors still want mega-scale infrastructure exposure as AI data centers, power demand and digital networks reshape private markets.

Wix layoffs show AI is becoming a cost story for workers
Julian Lim · May 31, 2026
Wix layoffs show AI is becoming a cost story for workers
Wix is cutting roughly 1,000 workers, about 20% of its workforce, as AI and currency pressure reshape its operating model. The move shows how AI productivity claims are turning into real payroll decisions across software companies.

Strategy's Bitcoin bet is becoming a governance test
Julian Lim · May 31, 2026
Strategy's Bitcoin bet is becoming a governance test
Strategy's latest public disclosure shows 843,738 BTC, worth roughly $62 billion at current prices, alongside a more complex capital structure. The company remains the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, but the bigger question is now governance, liquidity and whether other boards see its playbook as scalable.

China's factory slowdown puts pressure on Beijing's tech push
Julian Lim · May 31, 2026
China's factory slowdown puts pressure on Beijing's tech push
China's official manufacturing PMI fell to 50.0 in May as new orders and export demand weakened. The slowdown matters for startups, AI hardware buyers and investors because China's factory cycle still shapes global supply chains and risk sentiment.

Bloomberg's Africa list shows Nigerian startups are solving harder problems
Julian Lim · May 31, 2026
Bloomberg's Africa list shows Nigerian startups are solving harder problems
Bloomberg's latest Africa Startups to Watch list points to a more practical phase for African entrepreneurship. Nigerian companies such as 10mg Health, Remedial Health and Sycamore show how investors are moving toward startups solving credit, healthcare and infrastructure problems that are hard to ignore.

AI agents are starting to do real research math
Julian Lim · May 31, 2026
AI agents are starting to do real research math
Google DeepMind’s AlphaProof Nexus has produced machine-checkable proofs for real open mathematical problems. The result shows why autonomous research agents could become a serious commercial infrastructure layer, not just another AI demo.

Wall Street is already building funds for the SpaceX IPO
Julian Lim · May 31, 2026
Wall Street is already building funds for the SpaceX IPO
SpaceX has filed publicly for its IPO, and ETF issuers are already building leveraged and inverse funds tied to its future shares. The rush shows real demand for access, but it also raises questions about speculative products forming before the stock has even begun trading.

DuckDuckGo turns Google's AI search push into an opening
Julian Lim · May 31, 2026
DuckDuckGo turns Google's AI search push into an opening
DuckDuckGo says traffic to its No AI search page more than tripled after Google's latest AI search announcements. The spike shows that AI-free search is becoming a meaningful product differentiator, even if the bigger test is whether users stay.

BNB rally shows how Binance still moves crypto markets
Julian Lim · May 30, 2026
BNB rally shows how Binance still moves crypto markets
BNB rose sharply after Binance teased a June 1 product reveal, with traders speculating about a product being discussed as Haystack. The move shows Binance's continuing influence over crypto market sentiment, but the real test will be whether the product creates measurable utility for BNB or BNB Chain.





Julian Lim · May 29, 2026
Glean hits 300 million ARR by selling AI budget cuts
Glean hits 300 million dollars in annual recurring revenue as the enterprise AI search platform pivots to selling budget rationalization, signaling how CFO skepticism is reshaping the enterprise software market.


Julian Lim · May 29, 2026
Kraken pays 2.5% Bitcoin yield through DeFi backdoor
Kraken's new Bitcoin Vault pays up to 2.5% APY by routing customer BTC through DeFi lending protocols, not exchange lending desks , and within ten hours of launch, 30 million from 4,000 wallets had already tested the waters.

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