Framework is entering a colossal $200 billion notebook market, which offers significant growth opportunities by promoting longevity in product use.

Our hardware business has shifted focus to high-margin products, and while overall revenue may have dropped, our profits have increased significantly, indicating a successful transition.

The last three batches of Y Combinator have consistently grown their revenue by 10% week on week, a feat not seen before in previous cycles.

For consumer hardware startups, having a critical fundraising roadmap is essential to reach escape velocity and ensure long-term success.

Investors are noticing changes in revenue thresholds for Series A funding, which vary by sector and customer focus, indicating a shift in the investment landscape.

Our growth rate at Zenefits was remarkable, going from $1 million to $20 million in revenue in just one year, which was an incredible pace for a startup.

The startup landscape is seeing a positive trend, with many new companies being formed and applications for funding increasing compared to the previous year.

Fin has been an incredibly successful product, achieving eight figures in revenue in its first year, and we're delighted with its progress.

Our advertising business has grown significantly, from 40 million AR in ad revenue last year to over 200 million AR this year, indicating strong market demand.