Parmita — DeepTech
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Solo-founded biotech startup building epigenetic tools and hypothesis-generating systems for drug discovery.
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See AllBuilds genomic surveillance platform using pathogen sequencing and hospital digital twins to detect and trace infection outbreaks early.
Builds decentralized smartphone-based spatial mapping network for robotics & defense applications.
Solo founder building a biotech company with proprietary biological data engines and wet labs for drug discovery/validation in computational biology.
AI and the Great SaaS Unbundling: The End of Per-Seat Pricing
As enterprises slash traditional licenses by half, autonomous AI agents are dismantling the seat-based economic model that sustained SaaS for two decades.
Coding the go-to-market playbook for solo developers
A new open-source project packages enterprise marketing playbooks into code, helping technical founders scale without hiring business talent.
Kurt Hackenberger — DeepTech
Builds genomic surveillance platform using pathogen sequencing and hospital digital twins to detect and trace infection outbreaks early.
The New Playbook for AI Native Startups Reaching Hundred Million Scale
The most successful AI-native startups in 2026 are ignoring foundation models entirely, focusing instead on hyper-efficient workflow orchestration to drive unprecedented capital efficiency.
Why Hard Tech Needs Chicago's 14-Foot Playbook
Rebuilding the physical world requires more than venture capital. Modern deep-tech founders must study a 170-year-old municipal engineering miracle.
Nvidia takes AI training into orbit
As terrestrial grids buckle under the weight of AI workloads, a new partnership is moving high-performance compute to the edge of the atmosphere.
Parmita — DeepTech
Solo-founded biotech startup building epigenetic tools and hypothesis-generating systems for drug discovery.
Solar Is Surging, But the Grid is Still Gas-Powered
Despite tariffs and tax changes, US utility-scale solar is booming, but a stubborn natural gas baseline reveals a massive opportunity for grid-scale storage.
Robots Escape the Detroit Assembly Line
As automotive orders dip, a structural surge in non-traditional robotics sectors is opening a massive playing field for agile hardware startups.
Robert Brighton — Robotics
Builds decentralized smartphone-based spatial mapping network for robotics & defense applications.
Remote Work Is No Longer Just for Humans
The shift from human-only remote teams to hybrid AI agent workforces is turning traditional productivity software obsolete.
The $392 Billion Illusion of the Venture Capital Rebound
North American startups just raised a record $392 billion, but a closer look at the data reveals a market starkly divided by the AI tax.
Why AI Scaling Died and Reasoning Took Over
As brute-force model scaling hits a wall, open-source agents and reasoning-focused LLMs are quietly hijacking the enterprise tech stack.
Parmita — DeepTech
Solo founder building a biotech company with proprietary biological data engines and wet labs for drug discovery/validation in computational biology.
Colin Webb — Robotics
Building teleoperated humanoid robots for warehouse sorting/packing with human-in-the-loop data collection to train toward autonomy.
Parmita — DeepTech
Solo founder building AI platform for genetic hypothesis generation and biotech R&D.
The $48 Billion Opportunity for Solo Software Founders
With AI-generated code accounting for 75 percent of new applications, the barrier to launching complex vertical software has officially vanished.
The Pragmatic Stack: How AI Startups Are Standardizing on Postgres and Python
Forget exotic vector databases and over-engineered setups. In 2026, the elite AI-native startups are converging on a lean, highly interchangeable five-layer stack.
AI Infrastructure is Eating the VC Market
A massive $19.44 billion flowed to US startups in July, but a tiny group of late-stage artificial intelligence giants pocketed almost all of it.
Why Once Hot Software Startups Are Blowing Themselves Up
As AI agents replace subscription tools, venture-backed SaaS startups are aggressively abandoning their core products to survive.
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