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DTN 152: America's Battery Boom Redefines the Grid
Plus: Anthropic rejects Pentagon demands, tactical AI evades missiles, Google's $1B battery bet, 26-gram butterfly robot, nuclear waste becomes glass, and more.
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Investing in the future of security in Europe with Expeditions' Samuel Burrell
Samuel Burrell is a partner at Expeditions, a leading European venture capital firm investing in defense technology, quantum computing, space, cybersecurity, and semiconductors.
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DTN 151: Space Nuclear Power Race Heats Up
Plus: Perovskite computers, India's AI city, biotech M&A sees big exits, anti-drone weapons on TikTok, China's flying wind turbines, and more.
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Decarbonizing concrete with Ureaka's Philip Salter
Philip Salter is the founder of Ureaka, a climate tech company developing carbon-negative cement replacement materials using waste streams and circular chemistry.
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Investing in the physical layer with Deep33's Lior Prosor
Lior Prosor is the managing partner and co-founder of Deep33, a venture fund investing at the intersection of compute and energy infrastructure across the U.S.-Israel deep tech corridor.
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DTN 150: Biotech is Back, Baby
Plus: Date night for AI-human couples, Moonbase Alpha, India boosts deep tech startups, Falcon 9 returns to flight, the economics of orbital AI, and more.
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Turning Plastic Waste into Cost-Competitive Chemicals with Radical Dot's Alexandre Kremer
Alexandre Kremer is the co-founder and COO of Radical Dot, a Munich-based climate deep tech startup developing a low-temperature catalytic process that transforms mixed plastic waste into cost-competitive chemical building blocks.
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DTN 149: 1 Million Solar-Powered Satellite Data Centers
Plus: DOE resumes nuclear waste search, SpaceX and xAI merger, new wiper malware hits Polish energy grid, stratospheric internet, criminalizing cloudseeding, and more.
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DTN 148: US Astronauts Are Going Back to the Moon
Plus: DOE resumes nuclear waste search, SpaceX and xAI merger, new wiper malware hits Polish energy grid, stratospheric internet, criminalizing cloudseeding, and more.
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Dragging general aviation out of the 1940s with Skyryse's Mark Groden
Mark Groden is the founder and CEO of Skyryse, a company building an operating system to make any aircraft easier and safer to fly.
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DTN 147: America's Coming War on AI Regulation
Plus: Private space station assembles for orbit, liquid-metal motors, synthetic human chromosomes, AI models tested on Dungeons & Dragons, space junk sonic booms, China's defense innovation cities, and more.
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DTN 146: Quantum Cameras Could Upgrade Space-Based Intelligence
Plus: Moon hotel opens reservations, wireless power for aircraft, NASA's lunar nuclear reactor, light-up engineered skin, lip-syncing robots, and more.