Silicon Valley faces surge of struggling 'zombie' unicorn startups
Silicon Valley has seen an emergence of 'zombie' unicorns, startups once valued at over $1 billion that now struggle to justify their worth. Of the 1,900 unicorns tracked, 332 had raised funds at or below their peak value, with many rated under $1 billion. The downturn in fundraising signals a challenging future for aging tech firms.
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