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From Tecovas to REV Gum: Inside YETI founders' investment portfolio (opens the original)
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The founders of one of Austin's most iconic brands have quietly built a private investment portfolio backing some of Texas' fastest-growing consumer companies. Through their investment firm, YETI Capital, Roy and Ryan Seiders have backed businesses including Tecovas, Aba, Proper Good, REV Gum and other consumer brands. The brothers founded YETI Coolers in 2006, building the now-multibillion-dollar company around their Hill Country upbringing and love for the outdoors. Roy and Ryan Seiders sold t
Oracle begins another round of layoffs even as AI business surges (opens the original)
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Oracle Corp. reportedly began another round of layoffs Monday as artificial intelligence demand continues to drive major revenue growth. The Austin-based software and cloud computing company notified affected employees via email or personal meetings scheduled for Monday morning. The cuts come after the company already slashed thousands of jobs earlier this year. Monday's layoffs could have affected thousands, many employees reported. Oracle has not yet responded to requests for comment. Many emp
Colovore plans $250 million AI data center in Hutto industrial park that may house Blue Origin (opens the original)
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An industrial park in Hutto, a fast-growing suburb northeast of Austin, is poised to add another major technology project later this year. Colovore, a California-based artificial intelligence data center developer, officially filed plans with the state for a $250 million data center, roughly two years after initially announcing plans to enter the Austin market. Construction on the nearly 200,000-square-foot center - roughly the size of the Austin Central Library - will begin in December next doo
Dell reports record $47 billion quarterly revenue amid AI server growth (opens the original)
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Dell Technologies Inc. posted record quarterly revenue of $47 billion as its artificial intelligence server business continued to surge. This video created with the assistance of AI. The Round Rock-based technology powerhouse said revenue jumped 58% from $29.776 billion a year earlier in the fiscal quarter that ended July 31. Dell released the results Tuesday after the market closed. Net income climbed 255% to $4.13 billion, from $1.16 billion a year earlier. The company said diluted earnings pe
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