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Technology Capital Markets Review

Record capital. Unprecedented concentration.

$510 billion went into startups in the first half of 2026 - more than all of 2025 combined - yet most companies never felt it. The H1 review covers the two-track market beneath the headline: the rounds actually clearing at $1M-$100M, the terms behind them, Europe's four-year high, the record venture debt market, and five theses for raising in H2.

$510B
H1 2026 global funding
70%+
Q2 capital into AI
$24B
Europe Q2 - 4-year high
$68.8B
US venture debt record
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The Technology Capital Markets Review is published each quarter, synthesising Crunchbase, Carta, PitchBook and Runway Growth Capital data with the firm's view of live transaction conditions. The next edition - Q3 2026 - publishes in October.

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Richard Armstrong, TA Ventures

Richard Armstrong, TA Ventures

Short, direct interviews with the family offices, venture funds and private investors in our network, on what they are actually deploying against right now. First up: Richard Armstrong of TA Ventures on why Asia's AI infrastructure build-out is still underpriced, what makes his fund pass on a deal, and what gets a cold outreach message read.

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