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DTN 174: Satellite Factories on the Moon

Plus: Terafab finds a home in Texas, America's interceptor shortage, DeepMind's talent exodus, the dawn of AI worms and viruses, IBM's quantum supremacy claim, SpaceX rocket crashes into the moon, and more.

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Solving the Materials Bottleneck in Chipmaking with HallTech's Olivier Oomen

Solving the Materials Bottleneck in Chipmaking with HallTech's Olivier Oomen

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DTN 173: Montana pushes frontier of experimental medicine

Plus: Zoox clears hurdle to launch paid robotaxi service, Antares raises $470M, US bans foreign-made humanoids, Intel debuts chip for space computing, an open source AI alliance, electronic noses, and more.

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Funding the Future of European Deep Tech with Zaz Ventures' Stephan Decher

Stephan Decher is a managing partner at Zaz Ventures, a capital advisory firm that helps deep tech companies secure European Commission funding on a success-fee basis.

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DTN 172: Electric aviation is taking off

Plus: Quantum computing for the electrical grid, Skyroot reaches orbit, the White House mulls Chinese AI, a huge leap in Space Force launches, a most wanted fugitive was working as a biotech executive, why all AI company logos look like buttholes, and more.

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Commercializing University Research with AlbionVC's Dave Grimm

Dave Grimm is a partner at AlbionVC, a London-based venture firm that backs early-stage, research-heavy deep tech spinouts.

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DTN 171: China's 2.8 trillion parameter open source model

Plus: DeepMind calls for AI regulation, Pacific Fusion prototype hits major milestone, a pancreatic cancer breakthrough, DIU wants power from orbit, Thinking Machines drops its first model, China bids farewell to AI companions, and more.

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From Invention to Innovation in Europe with SPRIND's Till Moldenhauer

Till Moldenhauer is chief of staff at SPRIND, the German Federal Agency for Disruptive Innovation. He works at the intersection of strategy and operations and helps develop the agency's funding instruments.

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DTN 170: Ag Genomics Begins to Bear Fruit

Plus: First commercial nuclear satellite in orbit, fourth US reactor startup reaches criticality, America's uranium mining boom, the quest for large-scale DNA, China becomes second country to recover an orbital booster, and more.

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Bringing RF Field Testing into the Lab with RFix's Daniel Ferber

Daniel Ferber is the co-founder and CEO of RFix, a company that builds end-to-end simulation of radio frequency signals so engineers can test their equipment in the lab before they ever go out into the field.

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DTN 169: A cell built from scratch grows and divides

Plus: Supersonic flight returns to the US, Realta Fusion generates electricity, Anthropic to begin developing drugs of its own, the White House goes all in on UAPs, and more.

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Backing the Sci-Fi Future with Boost VC's Adam Draper

Adam Draper is the founder and managing director of Boost VC, a pre-seed venture capital firm that writes first checks for deep tech startups across crypto, space, biotech, robotics, and AI.