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  • Concept illustration of AI-driven enzyme engineering combining quantum simulations, machine learning models, and automated lab experimentation

    Imperagen’s AI‑and‑Quantum Platform Aims to Reinvent Enzyme Engineering

    6 months ago20 sources
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    Imperagen is building a “digital enzyme evolution” platform that uses quantum‑physics simulations, custom AI models, and automated lab experiments to design and optimize enzymes faster than traditional trial...

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  • Illustration representing a travel fintech app combining payments, credit cards, and travel booking

    Scapia: Inside the Indian Travel Fintech That Just Raised $63M to Merge Credit Cards, UPI, and Travel

    6 months ago18 sources
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    Scapia is an Indian travel‑focused fintech founded in 2022 that combines travel booking, co‑branded credit cards, UPI payments, and rewards in a single app.

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  • Illustration of Truecaller travel eSIM service enabling international mobile data connectivity

    Truecaller Launches Travel eSIM to Diversify Revenue Beyond Caller ID

    6 months ago20 sources
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    Truecaller has launched a travel eSIM service offering short‑term data plans (1GB for 7 days up to 20GB for 30 days) across 29 launch markets and more than 150 supported destinations, a move aimed at creatin...

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  • Concept illustration of Nvidia’s Vera CPU coordinating large AI agent workloads with GPUs in a data center

    Why Nvidia Says Its Vera CPU Unlocks a $200B Market for AI Agents

    6 months ago19 sources
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    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the new Vera CPU opens a “$200 billion total addressable market” because AI agents require massive CPU orchestration alongside GPUs; Vera is designed specifically to run those ag...

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  • Illustration representing SpaceX, AI infrastructure, and the financial performance of Elon Musk’s xAI revealed in the IPO filing

    SpaceX IPO Filing Reveals xAI’s $6.4B Losses and the Massive Bet on AI Infrastructure

    6 months ago20 sources
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    SpaceX’s IPO filing shows Elon Musk’s AI startup xAI generated about $3.2B in revenue but lost roughly $6.4B in 2025—four times the prior year’s loss—highlighting how aggressively the company is spending to...

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  • Concept illustration of SpaceX’s evolving strategy combining Starlink satellites, Starship rockets, and AI infrastructure

    What SpaceX’s IPO Filing Reveals About Its Real Business Strategy

    6 months ago19 sources
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    SpaceX’s IPO filing shows the company evolving beyond rockets into a vertically integrated space, satellite‑internet, and AI infrastructure platform—funded largely by profitable Starlink operations while tak...

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  • Illustration of a synthetic aperture radar satellite observing Earth

    ICEYE Explained: How Finland’s Radar Satellite Company Became a Key Player in Space‑Based Intelligence

    6 months ago21 sources
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    ICEYE is a Finnish spacetech company operating the world’s largest synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite constellation, capable of capturing high‑resolution images of Earth day or night and through clouds...

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  • AI-powered procurement platform concept representing enterprise purchasing and finance automation

    Pivot Raises $40M Series B to Reinvent Enterprise Procurement With AI

    6 months ago17 sources
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    Paris‑based startup Pivot raised $40 million in a Series B round led by Notion Capital and Forestay to expand its AI‑powered procurement platform, which automates the full procure‑to‑pay process—from purchas...

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  • Concept illustration of a software-defined camera system using sensor arrays and virtual viewpoints for sports broadcasting

    How Muybridge Is Turning Cameras Into Software for Live Sports Broadcasting

    6 months ago18 sources
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    Muybridge is a software‑defined imaging platform that replaces traditional broadcast cameras with dense arrays of sensors and real‑time GPU processing, allowing broadcasters to generate virtual camera angles...

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  • Illustration of a NATO fighter intercepting a drone over Estonia

    NATO Fighter Shoots Down Suspected Ukrainian Drone Over Estonia: What Happened and Why It Matters

    6 months ago22 sources
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    On May 19, 2026, a Romanian F‑16 flying NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission shot down a suspected Ukrainian drone over southern Estonia after it entered NATO airspace; Ukraine apologized but blamed Russian el...

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  • Illustration of a Tigerair Taiwan aircraft highlighting new Japan routes and themed Momotaro livery concept

    Tigerair Taiwan Plans New Japan Routes, Momotaro Jet, and AI Trip Planner for 2026

    6 months ago14 sources
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    Tigerair Taiwan plans to launch two new Japan routes in Q3 2026, with destinations to be revealed and opened for booking in June.

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  • AI servers driving demand for capacitors and passive electronic components

    AI Server Boom Is Driving Capacitor Price Hikes—and Reshaping the Passive Components Supply Chain

    6 months ago21 sources
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    AI infrastructure is rapidly tightening the passive‑components market: an AI server can use up to about 30,000 MLCC capacitors—far more than traditional servers—pushing suppliers to raise prices and creating...

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