Rajesh Narayanan — DeepTech
- Partner At Future
- 2 days ago
- 1 min read
Building quantum-inspired data compression tech for defence and space, compressing sensor data 10-100X.
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See AllML-powered platform that converts forestry and agricultural residues into consistent bioenergy pellets for power generation.
Building physical AI platform for industrial robotics deployments and scaling to the US.
Building OReOS, the first naive vision-to-data operating system for robotics.
The 2020 Venture Playbook Is Dead. Here Is What Replaces It.
SaaS is undergoing a structural reset as AI-native startups leverage a 93 percent valuation premium to render the growth-at-all-costs playbook obsolete.
Jude Davies — ClimaTech
ML-powered platform that converts forestry and agricultural residues into consistent bioenergy pellets for power generation.
Why Robotics Startups Are Leaving Detroit Behind
With Q1 robot orders holding steady at 9,055 units, the real story is the massive migration of automation away from traditional car factories.
Puru Rastogi — Robotics
Building physical AI platform for industrial robotics deployments and scaling to the US.
Why Remote Teams Are Shrinking to a Force of One
The real remote work revolution of 2026 isn't hybrid schedules. It's the rise of solo operators deploying fleets of autonomous AI agents.
AI Megarounds Mask a Brutal Reality for Most Startups
North American startup funding just hit a record-breaking $137.2 billion, but the surge obscuring a deeply fractured landscape for everyone else.
Sovereign AI Stacks Threaten Silicon Valley Monopolies
As developing nations build their own state-backed supercomputing clusters, the era of centralized cloud monopolies is quietly coming to an end.
David Zhang — Robotics
Building OReOS, the first naive vision-to-data operating system for robotics.
Sibtain Jiwani — AI
@sibtainjiwani on Aug 11 defended voicing injustice and questioned assumptions of PPP support in a reply thread.
Jude Davies — ClimaTech
RevaTerra uses ML to convert forestry and agricultural residues into consistent bioenergy pellets for industrial power generation.
Sebastian Mejia — AI
Sebastian Mejia confirmed Tako Recruiter's Nara AI voice agent now supports interviews in Portuguese, English, and Spanish.
Rajesh Narayanan — DeepTech
Building quantum-inspired data compression technology for defence and space sensor data (radar, LiDAR, satellites) up to 10-100X.
Why 88 Percent of Enterprise AI Agent Pilots Fail to Reach Production
While 97% of executives have deployed AI agents, only 12% have successfully scaled them to production due to critical structural and integration gaps.
The Agentic Shift: Where DevTools Unicorns Are Being Built in 2026
As code generation becomes a commodity, the next wave of billion-dollar developer tool startups are winning on IDE context and agentic orchestration.
AI Eats Two-Thirds of All US Venture Capital
US startups raised $19.44 billion in July, but a closer look reveals a market heavily distorted by massive bets on artificial intelligence.
Rajesh Narayanan — DeepTech
Building quantum-inspired data compression tech for defence and space, achieving 10-100X compression on radar, LiDAR and satellite data.
The Grid Belongs to Solar and Batteries Now
Solar and battery storage captured an unprecedented 91 percent of all new US power capacity in early 2026, signaling a massive shift for grid software.
Robots Are Escaping the Auto Factory Floor
As traditional automotive demand cools, a surge in life sciences and food logistics is reshaping the robotics landscape for founders.
Why the RTO Wars Ended in a Stalemate
The return-to-office push has hit a permanent wall, forcing smart companies to stop fighting location and start optimizing async operations.
The Trillion Dollar Illusion in Venture Capital
Headline venture numbers are smashing records, but a closer look reveals a brutal reality for founders outside the AI bubble.
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