The valuation represents a 31% increase from the $6.1 billion valuation the 13-year-old company achieved in April of last year, when it raised a $575 million round led by Franklin Templeton for partly the same purpose: purchasing shares from employees, including to help them cover the taxes associated with converting expiring restricted stock units (RSUs, a form of equity compensation) into shares.
I have no doubt it was fun, and believe me, this post is not meant to ridicule anyone or incite any form of hate, but I think calling it “DRM” is a little far-fetched.
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"I think the hand is the hardest, most complex part of any humanoid robot," says Bren Pierce, the founder of robotics start-up, Kinisi, based in Bristol.