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I Was Rejected By Over 100 Investors Before I Finally Got a ‘Yes’ — These Are the 5 Fundraising Truths Every Entrepreneur Needs to Hear (feeds.feedburner.com)
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Redwood Materials loses COO amid layoffs, restructuring (techcrunch.com)
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Carbon nanotube wiring gets closer to competing with copper (arstechnica.com)
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Redwood Materials lays off 10% in restructuring to chase energy storage business (techcrunch.com)
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The new word in home construction could be “plastics” (technologyreview.com)
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Chinese chipmakers made record profit in 2025, despite slipping margins — U.S shipments fall 34% as Beijing shores up local chipmaking efforts (tomshardware.com)
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Elon Musk pushing forward with Terafab at 'light speed' — staff reaching out to various suppliers and are reportedly willing to pay a premium to gain priority (tomshardware.com)
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From the Startup Battlefield stage to the International Space Station: geCKo Materials built a sticky product (techcrunch.com)
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Apple achieves 100% recycled materials in three categories, offers 10% discount (9to5mac.com)
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New uses for traditional crops are increasing value per acre (feeds.feedburner.com)
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At Age 26, She Was a Construction Industry Outsider. Within 5 Years, Her Business Was Bringing In $5 Billion In Orders. (feeds.feedburner.com)
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VC Eclipse has a new $1.3B fund to back — and build — ‘physical AI’ startups (techcrunch.com)
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VC Eclipse has a new $1.3B to back — and build — ‘physical AI’ startups (techcrunch.com)
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Daily briefing: Are boys really in crisis? What the science says (feeds.nature.com)
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IBM Quantum Computer Simulates Real Magnetic Materials and Matches Lab Data (slashdot.org)
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Why this battery company is pivoting to AI (technologyreview.com)
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Researchers build experimental drone that flies without moving parts (techspot.com)
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Crusoe makes big battery buys for its data centers (techcrunch.com)
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Fast, modular, and solar-powered: a better way to build data centers (feeds.feedburner.com)
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We keep finding the raw material of DNA in asteroids—what's it telling us? (arstechnica.com)
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Encyclopaedia Britannica is the latest giant to sue OpenAI (feeds.feedburner.com)
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Encyclopedia Britannica is the latest giant to sue OpenAI (feeds.feedburner.com)
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Lego's 0.002 mm Specification and Its Implications for Manufacturing (2025) (news.ycombinator.com)
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Japanese toilet maker 'the most undervalued and overlooked AI memory beneficiary,' investors claim — shares up nearly 40% in first two months of 2026 (tomshardware.com)
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Applied Materials to pay $252 million penalty for selling chipmaking tools to banned Chinese firm — settles over alleged 56 tool exports to chipmaker SMIC following Entity List designation (tomshardware.com)
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Harvard researchers develop novel 3D printing method for soft robotics — rotational multi-material method creates muscle-like structures that can be programmed to twist, lift, or bend (tomshardware.com)
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3D printing with one of the world’s hardest Tungsten-based materials is now possible — material’s incredible hardness made it difficult to additively manufacture (tomshardware.com)
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Harvard engineers 3D-print soft robots that bend, twist, grasp, and move on command (techspot.com)
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Tesla's robotics ambitions rest on the knife-edge of US-China trade relations due to its supply chain — the majority of critical materials and suppliers are located in China (tomshardware.com)
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Redwood attracts Google for its $425M Series E as AI power needs rise (techcrunch.com)
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