Robert Brighton — DeepTech
Building a decentralised spatial intelligence network crowdsourcing real-world ground truth data to train physical AI and robotics systems.
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See AllBuilding an independent Public Benefit Corporation for third-party evaluation and open benchmarks of frontier physical AI and robotics models.
Solo-founded biotech startup already generating revenue post pre-seed round, focused on epigenomics and hypothesis generation.
Building post-quantum cryptography discovery and migration tools for existing systems.
The WEF Just Drew a New Roadmap for Venture Capital
The World Economic Forum's latest emerging tech report signals a massive pivot from software-only AI to hard physical infrastructure.
Jay Chooi — Robotics
Building an independent Public Benefit Corporation for third-party evaluation and open benchmarks of frontier physical AI and robotics models.
Inside the Historic 20 GWh US Battery Surge
The U.S. grid just added 20 GWh of battery storage in a single quarter, shifting the climate tech battleground from hardware to code.
The Hardware Trap: Geek Plus Pivots to Subscriptions
As hardware margins collapse, warehouse robotics pioneer Geek+ reveals where the real money is hiding.
Robert Brighton — DeepTech
Building a decentralised spatial intelligence network crowdsourcing real-world ground truth data to train physical AI and robotics systems.
The Return to Office Mandate Has Officially Failed
Despite aggressive executive mandates, remote work has locked in at nearly a quarter of U.S. workdays, shifting the focus to AI-driven productivity.
The Brutal New Math of the Series B
Series B benchmarks have skyrocketed to $10M ARR, turning the mid-stage venture round into a brutal gauntlet for founders.
Parmita — DeepTech
Solo-founded biotech startup already generating revenue post pre-seed round, focused on epigenomics and hypothesis generation.
Meta's 80ms Voice Engine Ends the AI Lag
Meta's Muse Voice Transcribe model processes speech in 80-millisecond chunks, enabling instantaneous, lag-free conversational AI.
Himanshu Vohra — DeepTech
Building post-quantum cryptography discovery and migration tools for existing systems.
Himanshu Vohra — DeepTech
Building a quantum-resilient cyber defence platform using quantum cybersecurity, hardware and sensing for BFSI, defence and space.
The Ten AI Founders Building Genuinely New Architectures in 2026
As global AI market revenue surges to $514.5 billion, a select group of founders is shifting the industry from brute-force compute to capital-efficient, agentic architectures.
The Death of the Tentpole Product Launch
As software shipping speeds skyrocket, hyper-efficient AI video campaigns are replacing the slow, expensive product launch cycles of the past.
Robert Brighton — DeepTech
Built a decentralized crowdsourced network for verified mobile data captures to scale AI mapping beyond satellites and corporate fleets.
The New Rules of Startup Hiring: Why Headcount Is No Longer a Metric
As AI-native startups scale with fractionally sized teams, the traditional headcount playbook is dead. Here is how top founders are hiring for leverage and judgment.
Silicon Valley Bets $70M on Physical AI for Eldercare
As generic software investments cool, Inspiren's massive funding round proves that physical ambient intelligence is the next big frontier.
AI Outgrew Earth. Nvidia Is Heading to Orbit.
As terrestrial power grids buckle under the weight of AI workloads, a 250 million dollar bet on orbital supercomputing signals the next infrastructure frontier.
Jay Chooi — DeepTech
Building open-source evaluation harness and benchmarks for frontier robotics AI and physical AI systems.
Clean Energy Decouples From Geopolitical Friction
Despite geopolitical friction, BloombergNEF projects 4.5 terawatts of new wind and solar over the next five years as market forces override politics.
Factories Are Getting Their First True AI Agents
Vention's new MachineAgent at IMTS 2026 shows how physical AI is turning rigid factory robots into flexible, self-programming assets.
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