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Radical Ventures' Breakouts Fund has secured more than US$1B from Canadian institutions and other global investors; its final target and closing date remain undisclosed.

The Rhode Island startup creates encrypted paths for approved tasks, then removes the routes, controls and keys when the work ends.

Cloudflare's new setting publishes a no-training preference while keeping Applebot, Googlebot and Bingbot available for search under its Accountable designation.

AIUC, founded by Anthropic product veteran Rune Kvist and former METR COO Rajiv Dattani, is building an AI-agent standard that combines audits with coverage for some business losses caused by agent failures.

Gensyn says open-1b includes a model, its training recipe and proof intended to let third parties verify stages of the training process.

Decimal AI's $4M seed round, co-led by Khosla Ventures and Kearny Jackson, backs an agent that investigates code, logs and production data.

The 17-year-old UCLA student is starting with four named campuses, where the product needs local density before matching becomes useful.

The Level 4 vehicle carries goods without an onboard operator under a KBA permit the companies describe as Germany's first of its kind.

Nazli Azimi and Hani Goodarzi are using a 50-cell-line study to show the biological data behind Therna's RNA models.

Air Street led the round less than a year after the founders raised a $20M seed to bring their two-sided hiring network to the US.

Lewis Bretts and Tom Mellor launched Telon in June; its 30-person team will configure models, build agents and train lawyers for shared customers.

Agility Robotics unveiled Digit 5 on September 15th as the company pursues a Churchill Capital Corp. XI transaction that Agility says values it at $2.5B before the deal.

ContentCal veterans Alex Packham and Andy Lambert are reuniting around assessment, five-minute training and board-facing dashboards.

BlueYard led the round as the Amsterdam team argues that persistent, forkable VMs give autonomous coding agents a better home than disposable sandboxes.

Charley Tang plans a September 17th Kickstarter for Spark Ring, whose launch timing and privacy claims still need sorting.

The Hong Kong research team put its stateful adapter into PEFT's main branch, trading LoRA-style merging for a parallel network.

The calculator turns local inference enthusiasm into a payback schedule, then shows how quickly cheaper APIs can make the hardware case worse.

A September 14th SEC filing says Zeely sold $8,838,942 of an $8,838,947 offering to 24 investors, without naming a lead or valuation.

SMU golf teammates Dillon Baxter and Maxime Blandin built PlantSwitch around agricultural waste and a 50M-pound annual production target.

Boudewijn Wijnands' Fortaegis says the money will take FPGA production from small quantities to thousands of units by mid-2027; TNO, Prodrive and Tokyo Electron's venture arm also invested.

Former Obama press secretary Jay Carney will run Project Blueprint as AI safety, jobs and data-center costs move into the midterms.

FPV Ventures led the Series A for Vikram Sekhon and Shivam Shah's direct payment rails, which Piston says now reach 2,000 stations.

The YC-backed browser can act across logged-in websites, giving Aside a larger test of its automation, memory and credential controls.

Tests grew 10x and CI jobs 25x in six months, forcing a three-week rebuild of Anthropic's test-selection system.