LatAm Tech Weekly - by Julia De Luca
LatAm Tech Weekly - by Julia De Luca
摘要: LatAm Tech Weekly
#250: Keeping up with AI features and tools, Startups acquiring startups, deals of the week... and much more!
Julia De Luca
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LatAm Tech Weekly
#250: Keeping up with AI features and tools, Startups acquiring startups, deals of the week... and much more!
Julia De Luca
Aug 30, 2026
Weekly writing about what is happening in LatAm tech. By day, I am part of the corporate development team at Itau Unibanco. By night, I am reading and learning about technology in general (now, with a focus on AI). During the weekends, I’m writing the LatAm Tech Weekly. And obviously, always running!
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Happy Sunday!
This week, I did two training sessions at the bank — one on culture and another on self-leadership (the latter was actually a Masterclass). The culture session was designed for SVPs and focused on how we make choices and decisions at work. Since it was open to people from across the entire bank, the group was incredibly diverse, with SVPs from all sorts of areas, many of whom I had never met before.
During one of the breaks, I went over to talk to the instructor, who is a great guy and someone I’ve taken other courses with before. As I was walking over, two colleagues I had never met stopped me and told me they read and enjoyed this newsletter. As always, that made me incredibly happy — I don’t think I’ll ever get used to hearing that.
And then, to my surprise, the instructor told me he was a reader too! It’s funny — and very rewarding — to see how this newsletter has gradually found its way beyond the financial markets and tech circles where it started. Every time someone I don’t know tells me they read it, I’m reminded of just how far it travels every Sun