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Midjourney Medical pairs an ultrasound imaging machine with a planned San Francisco spa, but diagnostic use still hinges on FDA clearance.

Baer built Capital Factory from a 2009 accelerator into a central Texas startup institution and early-stage investor.

Matt Angle's Austin BCI company is moving from acute tests to a six-year study of whether neural signals can become speech.

The Copenhagen founders embedded with Flying Tiger's compliance team before building software for the launch bottleneck facing European retailers.

The Ukrainian maker of the STING interceptor cut back from a faster design after military feedback showed loiter time mattered more.

A public roadmap now points to a 2026 compact steam generator demonstrator, 2027 megawatt testing and a 2028 data-center reactor path for the YC-backed nuclear startup.

The startup stores connections, queries and code so AI-generated analysis can be audited and shared instead of buried in chat.

The Navy used Saronic's remotely piloted Corsair boat to rescue two aviators after an Apache was struck near the Strait of Hormuz.

Bloomberg says the xAI co-founder has unveiled a personalized‑AI venture, but the company name, funding, and product details remain undisclosed.

The Boulder company is building an AI interpretation layer for whole genomes, after its founder says standard testing missed his son's fatal disorder.

David Sinclair's longevity company has moved ER-100 from animal work into a small FDA trial for glaucoma and optic nerve disease.

Bloomberg's valuation report leaves the deal mechanics unclear, but it puts a 2014 Finnish SAR operator in a new European space tier.

Foody says some AI rounds are marketed at headline prices that do not match where lead investors put most of their money.

The YC S22 company says Intuned Agent writes and repairs Playwright automations, while leaving revenue, customer names and funding terms undisclosed.

The Milan owner of Eventbrite, Vimeo and WeTransfer reported $601 million in Q1 revenue and 9 million paying customers, according to TechCrunch.

A reported JD 7Fresh deployment shows the promise of retail robotics, but leaves open the hard questions: autonomy, scale, and commercial terms.

The Disrupt pitch competition extended its May 27 cutoff and is telling founders not to wait for polish or traction.

Have I Been Pwned now lists 1,003 breached sites and 17.6B pwned accounts, with recent Carnival and Zara notices arriving weeks after public leaks.

TechCrunch's latest social-app roundup points to a market splitting into private photos, taste networks and open-web clients.

Van Horn also said he reached 30,000 X followers and was GitHub's top trending developer for a second day.

The Idaho National Laboratory test validates a self-sustaining chain reaction while Antares still faces power conversion and licensing work.

Bloomberg says ASML invited Musk to a closed-door employee event, but no tool order, financing package, or partnership has been disclosed.

Business Insider says paid creators posted about Polymarket at least 490 times without clear sponsorship disclosures.

The Alia CX300 still needs certification, but Beta's staged plan gives it a nearer-term path than air-taxi rivals chasing eVTOLs first.