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Second Ocean grows Korea's seaweed in towers on land, so a warm autumn can no longer ruin the harvest
A Korean startup founded in 2024 farms gim, the seaweed in kimbap and sushi, indoors in stacked tanks, with equipment it designs and makes itself and an AI it calls AI Fisherman.
DealoAgent.ai is a CRM built on AI by four people and their agents, from a founder on company number eleven
Alex Vinogradov has started 11 companies in 30 years, the first in telecom in 1999. The newest lets one telecom manager handle many times more accounts, and was built mostly by agents.
Yuro builds your hardware prototype in Manila, and promises you will not see it copied next month
A ten-person team in Metro Manila prototypes hardware, runs small first batches and connects startups to Philippine factories, selling trust where China sells speed.
Callsy calls the shoppers who walked away at checkout, and wins back one in five
A Baltic startup aimed crowded voice AI at one small, ignored problem, abandoned carts, and is growing from there into the way online shops talk to their customers.
QuantumViva is building locks that quantum computers cannot pick
Attackers can copy your encrypted files today and read them once quantum computers arrive. A Dublin startup is putting post-quantum protection for files, mail and messages into one app, and using AI …
CosMeal reads your dinner the way your insulin does
A Vancouver app built with BC Diabetes logs a meal from one photo, splits its carbs by how fast they hit, and turns the week into one page a doctor can read in minutes. It reached 850 users two weeks…
Muju Earth turned fixing soil into something farmers can sow
For a century the only way to restore soil structure was a heavy machine. Aeropod capsules are planted with the seed, break compacted soil open all season, then biodegrade, and farmers buy them again…
Erinys is making it possible for one lawyer to start an AI-native firm
Erinys gives lawyers the infrastructure they need to start AI-native law firms without building the operating machinery themselves. Which means far more lawyers can realistically become firm owners.
Riften is fighting for your prompt
Carl Li He Stauffer's AI routing company sends each request to the cheapest model that can handle it, checks the results, and helps companies build models of their own. The routing is the reason to u…
HPC VAST takes equity, not cash
HPC VAST looked at the obvious trade (buy GPUs, rent them out), modelled it at 5 to 8 per cent, and walked away. What it built instead is an investment firm that pays for its positions in compute.