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The New AI Gold Rush: Why Chip-Adjacent Startups Are the Most Fundable Companies of 2026
Chip-adjacent startups are becoming the most fundable companies of 2026 as AI shifts from software to real-world deployment. With inference demand soaring and hardware offering deeper defensibility, investors are backing bold innovators like Groq, Etched.ai, Tenstorrent, and femtoAI. As this new AI gold rush accelerates, programs like ICTGC give founders a crucial edge in prototyping, manufacturing, and scaling globally.
2 days ago


Silicon Valley Culture: Bias for Action - Speed as a Competitive Advantage
In the fast-paced environment of Silicon Valley, having a “bias for action” is a defining cultural value that sets successful tech companies apart. This principle emphasizes quick decision-making, rapid execution, and a preference for testing ideas rather than waiting for perfect information. By prioritizing action over exhaustive analysis, companies can accelerate innovation, adapt to market changes, and outpace competitors. In industries characterized by rapid technological
4 days ago


The Future of AirTransport: How Traverse Aero Is Bringing Autonomy to the Sky
Pallets move nearly every product we use, yet the system that carries them is slow and outdated. Traverse Aero is changing that with autonomous air transport designed to move pallets quickly, directly, and efficiently. In this Tech Talk, founder Scott Parker explains how airborne automation could transform global logistics. Watch the video to see the future of pallet transport take flight.
Nov 16


Robots Rise, but Silicon Rules: How the U.S. and Taiwan Keep the World Wired
Across China’s industrial heartland, factory floors once crowded with workers are now lit by the cool glow of automation. Assembly lines hum in perfect sync, robotic arms dance in silence, and production runs 24 hours a day without human fatigue. It’s a glimpse of a near-future world where machines, not men, drive the rhythm of industry.
Nov 15


The Rise of Hardware in Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley’s long-held belief that software dominates innovation is shifting. As AI systems mature and demand physical embodiments to act in the real world, hardware is experiencing a major resurgence. Robotics, autonomous machines, and AI-native devices are rapidly rising, driven by changes in global supply chains, manufacturing economics, and evolving venture investment priorities.
Nov 13
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