Y Combinator’s latest cohort had only one LatAm startup in large part because of AI

April 10, 2024

Brazilian startup Salvy, a cell provider for companies, was the one firm primarily based in Latin America in Y Combinator’s newest batch, the accelerator confirmed to TechCrunch.

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