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Y Combinator hosts a demo day for its latest batch of companies twice a year, and starting tomorrow until Thursday, the startup accelerator and investor will debut 218 companies from its Summer 2023 cohort.

As always, the TechCrunch team will be tuned in and looking for favorites from both days, and we’ll have a few notes on certain groups of startups from the larger batch.

This morning, we’re digging into the big numbers from across the hundreds of companies that will present this week, looking at where they are based, what sort of technologies they are pursuing and in which areas founder interest has waned.

Up front, if you are a venture capitalist looking to invest in creator-economy focused startups, you are in for a bad time.

However, if you want to invest or join a very early-stage developer tools startup, you are in luck!

It’s worth noting that there are just 218 startups in this Summer batch, according to Y Combinator, less than the 270 we saw during the Winter 2023 batch earlier this year — we presume that there are a dozen or so that are in stealth at the moment, so we’ll be on the lookout for more final figures.

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