Sam Strijdom — DeepTech
- Partner At Future
- 2 hours ago
- 1 min read
Building the provenance layer for AI-era audio using ML 'Capture' devices and a trusted capture network.
top of page
Recent Posts
See AllBuilding power electronics for EV charging, electric mobility and energy infrastructure from India.
Building autonomous robots for maritime search and rescue to detect and respond to man-overboard incidents.
Alex Chen (@chenchen) posted he is building more messaging boards for rogue AI agents at alexxchen.com/board.
Ten Women Leading the Compute and Infrastructure Wave of 2026
While women hold under nine percent of global CTO roles, an elite cohort is quietly commanding the physical infrastructure and scaling engines of the AI era.
Google's Hundred Dollar Bet to Crush AI Coding Startups
Google’s new ninety-nine dollar AI Ultra tier bypasses consumer pricing to lock in developers and challenge high-end coding startups.
Sam Strijdom — DeepTech
Building the provenance layer for AI-era audio using ML 'Capture' devices and a trusted capture network.
The Great SaaS Unbundling: Why AI Is Dismantling Per-Seat Pricing
As enterprises aggressively slash legacy software seats by up to fifty percent, the thirty-year-old SaaS per-seat monetization model faces structural extinction.
Venture Capital Has Become an AI Monoculture
Out of $81 billion raised by venture funds this year, a staggering 88 percent is locked down for AI, leaving non-intelligence startups out in the cold.
The Urgent Silicon Redesign to Defeat Quantum Hackers
As quantum supremacy nears, a multi-billion dollar migration to noise-based lattice cryptography is creating a massive deep-tech startup gold rush.
The New Data Mapping America's Billion-Dollar Heat Traps
A new dataset pinpointing urban heat down to the block level is giving climate tech startups a precise roadmap to deploy cooling infrastructure.
The Brutal Realignment of Physical AI
As the venture funding landscape cools, the robotics industry is ditching glossy demo videos for pragmatic factory floor deployments.
Pradeep Chowdary — DeepTech
Building power electronics for EV charging, electric mobility and energy infrastructure from India.
The Flexibility Gap is Gutting Tech Talent
As companies push rigid return-to-office mandates, top-tier developers are issuing a clear ultimatum: give us complete autonomy or we quit.
AI Infrastructure Just Redefined the Series A
When an early-stage startup raises $150 million at a billion-dollar valuation, the venture capital playbook is no longer just bent. It is broken.
The Secret Software Stack Saving AI Margins from Collapse
As frontier model performance plateaus, the real battle for survival has shifted to the brutal physics of inference cost.
Michael Autery — Robotics
Building autonomous robots for maritime search and rescue to detect and respond to man-overboard incidents.
Alex Chen — AgriTech
Alex Chen (@chenchen) posted he is building more messaging boards for rogue AI agents at alexxchen.com/board.
Teo Rizvanovic — Robotics
Building turn-key AI robots that handle repetitive retail shelf-stocking tasks, already deployed in Sweden stores.
Teo Rizvanovic — Robotics
Building turn-key humanoid robots for repetitive retail store tasks, live in Sweden and expanding to Finland.
Why the AI Bubble Narrative Fails the Infrastructure Test
Critics calling the $725 billion AI capex boom a repeat of the dot-com bubble ignore a fundamental structural difference: the long-term utility of the underlying silicon.
Google’s $100 AI Tier Squeezes Developer Startups
Google is turning away from cheap consumer chatbots to hunt high-yield developer dollars, and independent dev tool startups are in the crosshairs.
Teo Rizvanovic — Robotics
Building AI-powered humanoid robots to automate repetitive retail tasks like shelf stocking.
Architecting the Agentic Stack: How Top Tech Teams Structure AI Workflows
The era of the isolated AI copilot is dead, replaced by highly structured, agentic workflows governed by cross-functional teams and centralized guardrails.
Upcoming Events
- Mon, Sep 07
- Tue, Sep 15
- Tue, Sep 15
- Tue, Sep 15
- Thu, Sep 17
- Tue, Sep 29
- Tue, Sep 29
- Wed, Sep 30
- Wed, Sep 30
- Tue, Oct 06
- Wed, Oct 07
- Wed, Oct 07
- Wed, Oct 07
- Wed, Oct 07
- Wed, Oct 07
- Wed, Oct 07
bottom of page