When startups raise capital, they face a balance between valuation and investment size, impacting dilution. In 2025, Seed and Series A rounds saw an average dilution of 19.5% and 18%, respectively, indicating a tougher fundraising climate.

22 de 34 indicadores vitales del planeta están en niveles récord, incluyendo temperatura, pérdida de cobertura forestal, emisiones y consumo energético.

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Data shows that cutting down tropical forests increased by 10% in 2022, despite promises made at COP26.

New research shows massive glaciers in Sierra Nevada projected to melt away by the beginning of the next century

The news landed last week, and it’s a profoundly sobering moment for anyone who cares about this planet: Dr. Jane Goodall has passed away at 91. She was the pioneering primatologist and probably the top biologist of her time. Her groundbreaking discoveries—that chimpanzees use tools, have distinct personalities, and complex social lives—didn't just change science; they forced humanity to look at itself in a new, humbler mirror. Incredibly enough, she first went to Tanzania in 1960 without a college degree. She was a young woman who dared to get up close and personal with animals most people thought were just "things." You can read her definitive obituary…

At Dalus, we are convinced that AI will create a massive disruption, unlocking huge productivity gains for businesses in the short and medium term. We have been actively investing in AI-native startups that are developing easy-to-deploy tools to solve specific business problems. These companies are building products on top of LLMs to work more efficiently. For example, our portfolio company Darwin AI, which recently announced a new funding round, develops AI agents—think of them as digital workers—hyper-focused on sales processes. Another investment, Qomplement, automates data entry from PDFs to Excel and ERPs, cutting up to 90% of manual work.

Digital moguls and strongman leaders are more than disrupters of the old liberal order. Together they seek to sweep it away, writes Giuliano da Empoli

A vaccine developer and a climate scientist walk into a bar write a book.

Pythagorean Triple Square Day, as one man affectionately calls 9/16/25, is a day like no other this century.

A pretty accurate representation of AI versus existing digital infrastructure. That slingshot is about to launch. What do you think happens when it does? 😬

Satellite data reveals sea-level rise has unfolded almost exactly as predicted by 1990s climate models, with one key underestimation: melting ice sheets. Researchers stress the importance of refining ...

Our investment in Darwin AI is a bet on a proven team building an AI-native product. Here’s my take on why we're backing their mission to remake work in Latam.

What makes this investment special for me is the team. Darwin is led by Lautaro Schiaffino and Ezequiel Sculli, fantastic entrepreneurs who I’m also happy to call good friends. This is our second time backing them. My fund led the Series A for their first startup, Sirena, where I had the privilege of serving on the board. They built an essential software layer for WhatsApp that solved a chaotic problem for businesses across Latam, leading to a successful acquisition by Zenvia. Now, with Darwin AI, they are leveraging that experience. This points to a powerful trend I’m seeing across the region: the rise of the serial entrepreneur. Founders on their second or third go-around have a distinct advantage—a proven playbook, deeper networks, and hard-won experience. This combination dramatically increases the probability of success, and it’s a clear signal that the Latin American startup ecosystem is maturing. Investing in Darwin AI isn’t just about backing a great idea; it’s about backing a proven team that knows how to build and win.

Satellite mega-constellation missions behind threefold increase in emissions of climate-altering soot and CO2

The AI 2027 report sketches two stark futures for artificial intelligence: P(doom) vs P(bloom). In my new post I explore the key premises, possible outcomes, and why the middle ground may be where we ...

The AI 2027 report explores future trajectories of artificial intelligence over five years, outlining two extreme scenarios: a dystopian outcome where rogue AIs threaten humanity and a utopian scenario where aligned models foster an era of abundance. Key factors include recursive self-improvement, U.S.–China rivalry, and alignment challenges, raising questions on navigating future disruptions.