Technology & Investment Writer, Global Markets Review
Jonathan Reed is a technology and investment writer at Global Markets Review, covering artificial intelligence, semiconductors, venture capital, public technology companies, and emerging investment themes.
His reporting follows the intersection of technological change and capital markets, with particular attention to the companies and industries attracting the next wave of corporate and investor spending.
Jonathan's technology coverage connects innovation with the capital required to scale it. He follows corporate spending, semiconductor demand, venture financing and public-market expectations as related but distinct signals, avoiding the assumption that strong private funding automatically implies attractive public valuation.
His work is especially focused on the point where an emerging theme becomes a measurable business. Customer adoption, revenue exposure, capacity and capital expenditure matter more than labels such as AI or deep tech on their own, and he uses those measures to test whether investor enthusiasm has operating support.
Mistral AI has raised €3 billion at a €21 billion valuation in Europe's largest private tech equity round. What the deal says about AI funding, growth and European competition.
Samsara analysts raised IOT price targets after Q2 FY2027 as ARR crossed $2.1bn. We examine enterprise growth, AI monetisation and the valuation debate.
Crusoe reportedly raised more than $3 billion at a $30 billion valuation. We examine what the funding says about AI neoclouds, power, debt and IPO economics.
Nvidia agreed to buy Hugging Face for $12.93 billion. Here is what the deal buys, why platform neutrality matters and what investors should watch before it closes.
Palantir revenue surged 93% in Q2 2026 as US commercial and government sales accelerated. Investors now face a different question: concentration.
Tesla analyst ratings and price targets in August 2026, including why published targets range from deep bear cases to nearly $500.
AMD analyst ratings and price-target changes in August 2026, including a Raymond James upgrade and higher targets after the latest results.
A guide to the Magnificent Seven stocks: Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta and Tesla, including earnings drivers and key risks.
A guide to 15 major listed companies exposed to artificial intelligence, including Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Broadcom, TSMC and Palantir.
Micron reported $41.5bn in quarterly revenue as AI demand drives tight memory supply and record growth across data-centre products.
A guide to 20 major AI infrastructure stocks across semiconductors, cloud computing, networking, memory, data centres and power equipment.