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The Palo Alto startup plans to grow customer pilot deployments from two to 20 as it expands beyond thermal simulation.
The San Jose wearable-sensor maker joins iRhythm's Zio platform, aiming at a $1 billion telemetry market.
Karl Deisseroth and two German scientists win the 2026 Nobel for optogenetics, a technique that flips brain cells on and off with light.
The Page Mill Road startup now juggles $350M in equity and a $255M credit line to chase the AI compute boom.
Kevin Mandia's cybersecurity startup just tripled its valuation in seven months, betting AI can outpace hackers before they strike.
The San Jose startup wants its chips inside humanoid robots, drones and car dashboards by 2028.
The Santa Clara chipmaker is betting big on spatial AI with its acquisition of World Labs, developer of the Atlas world model.
Nikesh Arora says a coordinated AI slowdown is unrealistic even as his own researchers clock breaches in under 10 hours.
Meta showed off featherlight VR glasses and a keychain AI gadget, betting wearables will replace your phone.
Stanford senior Billy Ramirez says he was upset to find himself digitally altered in his own dining-hall photo.
Hang Ten Systems now counts Intel's Lip-Bu Tan and Jerry Yang among its backers as it challenges traditional IT services and systems integrators.
The human tissue formed working links to a mouse's brain and spinal cord, but researchers say it's no mini human brain.
The Applied Materials spinout will use the federal grant to help fund a $100 million facility making ultra-thin lithium films for next-gen batteries.
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