zapata

So Sandia gave Zapata cash in exchange for shares to be delivered no later than March 2026.

Oh yes, Zapata Computing, the best funded company in quantum algorithms just went under this year.

For example, Zapata (the quantum startup that recently went bankrupt) had one of those [3].

Some years later, HW Bush would co-found Zapata Petroleum Corporation (with a recently retired CIA agent) and Zapata Offshore (funded largely by Phillip Graham, the owner of WaPo), which he would lead until 1966.

As a native English speaker, Zocalo makes me think of words like ziggurat, mojito, zapata, and mahalo.

Bush was not only in the CIA, he was the main project lead for all things Cuba, using his Zapata oil business as cover.

Instead, it referenced the charges against Zapata Rivera’s wife and suggested he had only pretended to have a medical crisis while refusing help from paramedics.

Sandia gave Zapata cash in exchange for future delivery of shares, the number of shares to be based on the future price of the shares.

That one doesn't have anything like the Zapata quote.

> Oh yes, Zapata Computing, the best funded company in quantum algorithms just went under this year.

I love Brazilian and Paraguayan beef and Ron Zapata is quite drinkable.

> after more than an hour, agents held down Zapata Rivera’s arms.

Zapata's PR stunts like "Quantum AI" race cars looks all the more comedically delusional now.

Steven Zapata has a really good video on Youtube about "the end of art".

Mexico's revolution was in large part about wealth and land reform [1]; Zapata's famous battle cry was "tierra y libertad", land and freedom.

Check out Steven Zapata's "The End of Art" video on youtube.

The last socialist revolutionaries of the old sort were people like Zapata, protecting their societies against the encroaching Haciendas.

Sandia had the right to demand its cash back if Zapata's stock fell below $1/share.

Zapata Offshore would eventually rebrand as Harbinger Group (Mkt Cap: $2.4B).