On the HL app they are saying that GROW haven't provided a Key Investor Information Document but they wouldn't be required to as they are not a UCIT (open investment fund).
Seems like an important development at Aiven in their bid to deploy open source tools to challenge the market dominance of $60 bn mcap data warehousing company Snowflake.
Aiven's advantage lies in giving companies an open source alternative to companies and developers not wanting to tie themselves down to expensive contracts with the extremely sticky Snowflake solutions.
Open source anaytics and other software are incompatible with Snowflake proprietary systems so the Aiven option will allow for more flexibility and the benefits of innovation.
Snowflake was referenced in an FT article today about the prospects for growth companies as an example of being in a cloud data sector where regardless of macro and geopolitical issues demand remains very high.
In addition to the news last month that Iceye has provided a satellite to Ukraine. One source said this was $17m but not verified by the company. These added to the 2 satellites already sold to the Brazilian government and launched earlier this year.
As well as the defence contracts Iceye continues to work at developing its business deploying satellite coverage for the insurance industry especially for flood monitoring.
The hedge fund Man Group ($142bn AUM) have been trialling Graphcore IPUs in their quant trading strategies.
Quant funds tend to use CPUs rather than faster GPUs due to their flexibility when dealing with multiple vectors. However, the Graphcore IPU was 22 times faster than Man's existing tech.
Article in yesterday's FT about Man Group fund performance. Apparently their AI quant funds have been the best performers since the start of the year with AHL Diversified Fund up 17%.
If successful here, this is a space where other quant fund managers would not want to be left behind, if Man adopt the tech.