OneVentures' 7th fund, accelerator cohorts & Google monopoly ruling

SummaryIn this week's episode of The Startup Retro, Gemma and Will explore the latest happenings in the Australian startup ecosystem. They discuss OneVentures' ambitious plans with their 7th fund, aiming to raise $200 million, and review the firm's impressive history. The hosts also highlight the new accelerator cohorts from Startmate and Remarkable, before diving into the significant US court ruling that declares Google an illegal monopoly. To round off the episode, they feature their top startup raises of the week, including Eyeonic's innovative glaucoma screening technology and Rich Data Co's AI-powered credit assessment platform.Time Stamps00:00 Acknowledgment of Country00:30 Intro Music01:00 Welcome and Overview02:00 OneVentures’ 7th Fund Announcement05:30 Startmate and Remarkable Accelerator Cohorts09:00 US Court Ruling on Google as an Illegal Monopoly12:00 Pulse Check Recap15:00 Startup Raises15:30 Gemma’s Pick: Eyeonic21:00 Will’s Pick: Rich Data Co25:30 Special Mention: Noveco Surfaces’ Recycled Glass Tiles28:00 KaaS RecommendationsLinksHeadlinesOneVentures raising 7th VC fund, aiming for $200m (AFR)Startmate Accelerator Winter 24 cohort announcement (Startmate)Remarkable Accelerator cohort announcement (Smart Company)US Court decides Google is an illegal monopoly (The Conversation)Pulse Check Newsletter - August EditionStartup RaisesEyeonicCompany story videoRich Data CoNoveco SurfacesKaaS - Knowledge as a ServiceOur favourite startup-relevant read, listen or watch of the weekAustralia’s Sportstech Sector: Australian athletes aren’t the only ones winning on the global stage, by Will RichardsGem’s Pick 💁🏻‍♀️How I Built Dis, The Imperfects Podcast (from The Resilience Project)Will’s Pick 💁🏻‍♂️Two by Two - Capital Chronicles Newsletter by Joshua BoccamazzoSend feedback to the hostsGemma on LinkedInWill on LinkedInSponsorsThanks to our sponsors for helping to make this episode of The Startup Retro...

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