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Gabriel Whitman writes for US Business Chronicle. 12 articles published.
A wave of venture-backed startups is pushing AI into semiconductor and hardware design workflows, even as researchers debate whether LLMs can handle deep technical reasoning.
Research links elevated indoor CO2 to impaired cognition. For startups running back-to-back meetings in tight offices, the air itself could be a hidden operational problem.
High-profile cases of missed or wrong diagnoses are pushing investors toward a cluster of AI-assisted diagnostic startups. Here is what founders are building and why VCs are watching.
French founders building AI products are increasingly squeezed between US hyperscaler dominance and new export restrictions that complicate how they store data and ship models.
Activate opens its first Denmark location in Copenhagen, its fourth Nordic venue, as the Winnipeg-founded startup stress-tests a partnership-driven real estate model across Europe.
Chert, part of Y Combinator's P26 batch, is offering businesses programmatic access to iMessage — a channel Apple has never officially opened to developers.
A small but growing number of tech workers are organizing into demand cooperatives to negotiate contracts as a bloc, borrowing a model long used in agriculture and retail.
A security researcher's published exploit alleging a Microsoft BitLocker backdoor is forcing Series A and B companies to re-examine whether default Windows encryption actually protects sensitive data.
BWAC IV and Maha Capital have mutually terminated their proposed business combination, a sign of continued stress in the SPAC market heading into mid-2026.
Anthropic's new small business offering gives teams under 25 users a simpler entry point to Claude, but founders should weigh consolidation risks before committing.
Southwest Airlines' Dallas headquarters offers a concrete case study in operations-layer investment that venture-backed logistics and travel startups often skip in their rush to scale.
Uber is positioning its driver network as a real-world data collection layer for autonomous vehicle companies. For AV startups, the offer looks convenient — and complicated.
