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HardTech Reads: The AI & Robotics Revolution vol.29
- Reindustrializing America with innovative financing is discussed by Gregory Bernstein, emphasizing the blend of equity, private debt, and public investment to sustain competitiveness.
- U.S. manufacturing output showed a moderate rise in March, but potential tariffs pose a threat to the recovery, especially in sectors like aerospace and automotive.
- The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) is advancing long-range autonomous submarines, aiming to reshape military operations underwater for strategic advantages.
- Nvidia shifts its strategy to manufacture AI supercomputers domestically in the U.S., securing significant production space in Arizona and Texas for building AI infrastructure.
- Possible life signs detected by NASA's James Webb Telescope on an oceanic exoplanet raise speculations about potential biosignatures and the existence of extraterrestrial life.
- China achieves full-power operation of the world's first thorium reactor in the Gobi Desert, a milestone in alternative nuclear technologies using molten salt and thorium fuel.
- Precision Neuroscience gains FDA approval for a wireless brain implant, offering advancements in brain-computer interfaces for mapping brain activity and potential communication restoration for paralyzed individuals.
- Kodiak Robotics successfully goes public through a SPAC merger, becoming a significant player in the autonomous trucking industry with a valuation of around $2.5 billion.
- Humanoid robots running a half-marathon in Beijing showcase advancements in robotics capabilities, with potential applications beyond current practicality, highlighting the future of robotics.
- Upcoming events like RoboSoft, Hill and Valley Forum, Robotics Summit, Automate, ICRA 2025, and more offer networking opportunities for AI, robotics, and HardTech enthusiasts.
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