<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Some startups like Cursor are innovating rapidly, while others, termed 'vintage startups,' are securing significant funding at later stages.</li><li>Examples of 'vintage startups' include TAE Technologies, GridPoint, Mubi, Infleqtion, and XGS Energy, among others.</li><li>These startups have been in operation for over a decade and continue to attract substantial investment.</li><li>Potential reasons for the shift in focus towards 'vintage startups' include valuing real traction, resilience, and proven business models.</li><li>Technology advancements, such as AI, are enabling long-standing startups to capitalize on their years of development.</li><li>Recognition is given to both the enduring startups and the investors who have supported them throughout their journey.</li><li>The trend towards supporting 'vintage startups' signifies a departure from the earlier emphasis on rapid scaling and quick exits in the startup ecosystem.</li></ul>

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