PinnedAugustin Sayer·Jun 14We spent three years quietly testing how European Deep Tech should move to the US.The dual-core transatlantic scale method, and how to actually use it
PinnedInEntrepreneurial ResolutionsbyAugustin Sayer·Dec 8, 2025Why AI may be Marx’s inadvertent vindicationThis is an observation of how AI’s underlying economics may accidentally recreate the dynamics Marx theorized, and obviously not an…
PinnedInEntrepreneurial ResolutionsbyAugustin Sayer·Mar 26, 2025Demystifying Startup Term Sheets for FoundersWhen I raised my first round of funding as an entrepreneur, I remember staring at a term sheet full of legal jargon and feeling completely…
Augustin Sayer·Feb 20The hidden fragility of AI-era revenueIn recent months, we’ve seen multiple AI startups , particularly in video generation, creative tools & consumer-facing apps, explode to…
Augustin Sayer·Feb 2Europe’s startups don’t lack talent, they lack a domestic scale engine (for now)Europe can invent. Europe can build. Europe can even create category-defining companies.
Augustin Sayer·Dec 23, 20252035: The Great Reversion?In 2035, intelligence will be free. Not cheap. Free.A response icon1A response icon1
InEntrepreneurial ResolutionsbyAugustin Sayer·Nov 24, 2025Venture Capital in the age of zero-marginal laborThis past week, I attended for the first time a Jeffersonian dinner (single-speaker format) focused on futuristic themes. It made for quite…
Augustin Sayer·Jan 28, 2025From Zero to DeepThe venture capital world is having its “iPhone moment.” Forget apps and SaaS platforms — the real money is now chasing fusion reactors…
InEntrepreneurial ResolutionsbyAugustin Sayer·Nov 26, 2024Why startups should think of VCs as customersStartups today are operating under a dangerous illusion. While founders obsess over product-market fit, user feedback, and customer…A response icon1A response icon1
InEntrepreneurial ResolutionsbyAugustin Sayer·Nov 18, 2024Stop half-measuring: why day-one U.S. presence is your only shot at building a global winnerMost advice about U.S. expansion focuses on timing: “When should you enter the U.S. market?” This is the wrong question. The data shows…
