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"We didn't know what we had," Michele Stansfield, co-founder and CEO of Cauldron Ferm, told TechCrunch. But eventually, Stansfield realized they had more than initially thought.

Fidelity Fundamental Large Cap Growth ETF (FFLG) returned 27% over the trailing twelve months, while Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) returned 25% and Vanguard Growth ETF (VUG) returned 21% over the same stretch.

Ondas announced a merger with a Maryland-based U.S. defense prime contractor, granting direct access to U.S. Army and Special Operations Command contract vehicles, unlocking over $1 billion in potential opportunities.

The term describes when a startup has proven its tech, but hasn't raised enough money to show it can work profitably at scale. Many startups fail to ever move past this point, and end up dying off.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration projected in March 2026 that American power demand will climb to a new record in 2026 and keep rising through 2027, driven largely by AI data centers. Nuclear is one of the few energy sources positioned to absorb that load reliably, and its share of the generation mix is forecast to tick up.

XBOW uses AI reasoning and adversarial workflows to continuously test applications for security flaws. Unlike traditional point-in-time penetration testing, the platform operates autonomously to identify and validate vulnerabilities at machine speed, aiming to keep pace with both modern development cycles and AI-powered attackers.

I keep telling people internally also that we are at a bitcoin $1 moment right now. You can see the excitement, you can see the revenue growth for everybody. This is when like, things are kind of just working. The industry could soon hit a massive inflection point, when software produced through vibe coding becomes more reliable and widely usable.

Tracebit has built cloud-native threat deception technology that uses tailored canaries to detect threats everywhere on a system. The canaries, which are described as fake honeypots, are deployed across the entire environment to attract threats and help organizations prevent cyberattacks and respond to incidents faster, employing an 'assume breach' approach.

Frore doesn't make the chips themselves; it makes liquid cooling systems for them. Founded by two former Qualcomm engineers, the company's tech was initially created to offer air-cooling tech for phones and other small fanless electronics. The company's focus on chips was inspired by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who received a demo of the technology about two years ago.

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