Eucalyptus chief says AI means Australian start-ups can go global
The co-founder of healthcare start-up Eucalyptus says its $1.6 billion sale is proof global health businesses can be built locally, but regulation is too slow.
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AI satellite start-ups gain traction with investors ahead of SpaceX IPO
Venture capitalists are pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into start-ups planning to launch AI systems into space, after billionaires including Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Nvidia chief Jensen ...
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Europe’s defence tech start-ups hunt for more capital
Several of Europe’s defence technology start-ups are gearing up for fresh fundraisings this year as companies focus on ...
Meet The Start-Ups Hoping To Rid The World Of Microplastics
Italian start-up Naturbeads is one of a growing number of early-stage businesses determined to tackle the global problem of toxic microplastics threatening human health
Deep SAGE plugs execution gap as global deep tech start-ups demonstrate scalable growth at inaugural Demo Day
Logice, Sembuh AI and StratifiCare emerged as the top start-ups at the recent inaugural Demo Day of the Deep Tech Seed to A Growth Expansion Programme (Deep SAGE). Deep SAGE is a collaboration between ...
A huge new tax break for start-ups just got even bigger | Expert opinion
Want to save a lot of money on taxes? Then make sure the shares in your business can be categorized as “qualified small ...
3 Skills That AI Start-Ups Are Paying Up To $200,000+ For Right Now
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Ask HN: Personalized mRNA cancer vaccines, how real is the pipeline today?
I came across this open-source workflow for designing personalized mRNA cancer vaccines:https://philfung.github.io/openvaxx/And this recent story about a man who worked with researchers to create a personalized cancer vaccine for his dog:https://medicalxpress.com/news/2026-03-ai-cancer-vaccine-dog-oncologist.htmlIt got me wondering what the current technology, research, and startup landscape looks like for personalized mRNA medicine in humans.Are any HN pe
Next 12 months: Production Code that runs itself
Here's what I've been watching: startups do the market research, build the product, create the category and Claude Code ships the exact same feature once the market adaptsSo here's what I think the next 6–12 months look like:1. Self-Evolving Agents: Skills exist today as a framework. Agents will begin updating their own skills, rewriting their own playbooks after every task. The system learns to improve itself. Lots of startups already working to solve this problem2. Local → Remo
I built an AI that tailors your CV to every job in seconds
I built Ceeve after going through the job application process myself as a student.What frustrated me most wasn’t the effort, but the inefficiency—rewriting the same CV over and over, trying to guess what each recruiter actually wanted, and often getting no feedback.At some point I realized the problem: most people apply with the same CV everywhere, but every job is different.So I built Ceeve.It lets you:tailor your CV to a specific job description in seconds generate personalized cover letters t
Show HN: Beeminder for Effective Charities
Side project that'll hopefully raise some money for charities!Behavior change research shows that putting money on the line makes it much more likely that you'll stick to your habits. It's not being used much though because most people don't want to put money on the line hahaWe think part of the reason is that your money is traditionally going to the startups (eg Beeminder, Forefeit). We solve it by donating it to effective charities.I built it as a pretty minimal PWA to get
Show HN: I'm building a space for sass companies to connect. Do try out our demo
Hi everyone, I'm building industrysocial.net to help sass companies, especially startups in the b2b space, who find it difficult to be a part of their local and global industry network and find other partners. Hope you'd like the interactive demo and would love to hear your feedback.
Databricks Doubles Down on AI Security with Two Strategic Acquisitions
Databricks Doubles Down on AI Security with Two Strategic AcquisitionsPossessing ample financial reserves from its recent $5 billion funding round, which concluded last month (alongside billions in revenue), Databricks is actively engaging in acquisitions.The enterprise, primarily recognized for its cloud data analytics platform, revealed on Tuesday the introduction of a novel security offering named Lakewatch. Lakewatch leverages Databricks’ capacity to house…Databricks Doubles Down on AI Secur
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Early stage, I thought leadership meant having answers.
Early stage, I thought leadership meant having answers.It doesn’t.It means making decisions with incomplete informationand taking the hit when you’re wrong.- No hiding behind team consensus.- No delaying because it’s uncomfortable.What I learned the hard way:1. Indecision is more expensive than a bad call.2. People don’t lose trust when you’re wrong.They lose trust when you avoid deciding.Now I keep it simple.- Decide fast.- Explain why/ HOW.Adjust in public if needed.That’s leadership.One aspec
16 Startups That Stole the Show at YC W'26 Demo Day
16 Startups That Stole the Show at YC W'26 Demo DayArtificial Intelligence emerged yet again as the prevailing term for this most recent cohort of YC Demo Day enterprises. Approximately 190 firms were part of Y Combinator’s Winter ‘26 group, showcasing their nascent ventures during a Demo Day held on Tuesday. These entities are developing offerings spanning sectors like legal services, transit, and medical care. Confessedly, I couldn’t attend…16 Startups That Stole the Show at YC W'26 Demo Day
Why do SF billboards hit different?
i’d be super curious to hear from a software marketer why you think the ads in sf are so aimed at tech companies/workers compared to other cities - to the point it makes up a part of the culture/vibethere’s the very obvious point that sf is a dense city with lots of tech companies, with high purchasing power, startup culture, and so on, but i can’t recall seeing even one tech ad outside of sf. even major cities like paris or london seem to have extremely fewwhy? is there anything to it
Uni feels so usless, I cant focus anymore
Im a 18 y/o first year student, and I honestly have always liked school, been super passionate about CS forever, loved school sports and all that jazz.Dont get me wrong I love my uni, its a great school, very good global recognition and stuff, and lots of cool opportunities and stuff going on. I'm a really passionate guy and I love building, and so I literally on the first day just walked into the CS professors office hours, and was showing him stuff I built. I got offered a research p