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SiliconSnark robot routes MC4R signals through a switchboard in a Boston biotech lab.

Boston Tech

Superluminal Medicines Raised $60 Million to Make an Appetite Switch Pick a Lane

Boston biotech Superluminal Medicines raised $60 million to take an AI-designed oral drug for rare genetic obesity into its first human trial.

SiliconSnark robot installs a small bank inside a glowing payment-processing machine.

Fintech

TabaPay Raised $155 Million to Put a Bank Inside Its Payment API

TabaPay raised $155 million and plans to buy Transact Bank, bringing payment rails and a national bank charter under one increasingly regulated roof.

SiliconSnark’s mustard-yellow robot directs driverless box trucks carrying snacks beneath a $200 million funding sign.

Startups

Gatik Raised $200 Million to Put Doritos in the Driverless Lane

Gatik raised $200 million to scale driverless box trucks for PepsiCo and other giants. The middle mile is suddenly very real—and very expensive.

SiliconSnark’s mustard-yellow robot watches robot arms learn a task beside a glowing $200 million funding check.

Startups

Generalist Raised $200 Million. Its Robot Brain Learns by Watching You.

Generalist added $200 million for a robot brain that learns from demonstrations. The science is promising; the funding cadence has achieved sentience.

SiliconSnark robot routes stablecoins through banks and border checkpoints on a world map.

Fintech

Fasset Raised $68 Million to Build a Stablecoin Bank Without Borders

Fasset raised $68 million at a $1 billion valuation to expand its stablecoin neobank. The hard part is not moving tokens; it is moving trust.

SiliconSnark robot watches a compact Apollo Atomics reactor system loaded onto a truck in Cambridge.

Boston Tech

Apollo Atomics Raised $31 Million to Put a Nuclear Plant on Truck Mode

Cambridge startup Apollo Atomics raised $31 million to build compact, factory-made nuclear reactors around a radically smaller steam generator.

SiliconSnark robot reacts inside a factory assembling hypersonic missiles beside a “500 per year” sign.

Startups

Castelion Raised $800 Million to Make Hypersonic Missiles Boring. Good Luck With That.

Castelion raised $800 million to mass-produce cheaper hypersonic missiles. The industrial thesis is real. So is the terrifying paperwork.

SiliconSnark robot watches investors feed $100 million checks into an AI antibody-discovery lab.

Funding

Aureka Raised $100 Million to Teach AI Biology. The Cells Were Not Consulted.

Aureka raised $100 million in Series B funding to build AI drug-discovery infrastructure. The science is promising; biology remains unimpressed.

SiliconSnark robot examines a $6 billion Decart acquisition receipt in an AI server room.

Anthropic Wants to Buy Decart for $6 Billion. Compute Has Become the Product.

Anthropic is reportedly in talks to buy Decart for $6 billion, betting that AI’s next moat is faster, cheaper compute—not another chatbot.

Funding

Source Foundry Raised $400 Million to Make Chipmaking Less Impossible

Source Foundry raised $400 million to build faster, cheaper chipmaking tools. The AI hardware bet is serious, expensive, and mildly unhinged.

SiliconSnark robot watches an interceptor rise toward drones above a valuation ticker and procurement paperwork.

Startups

Cambridge Aerospace Raised $300 Million to Make the Sky More Expensive to Attack

Cambridge Aerospace raised $300 million for cheaper drone and missile interceptors. The defense logic is serious. The valuation is doing aerobatics.

SiliconSnark robot watches AI agents automate a chaotic enterprise logistics control room beneath a $150 million funding check.

Startups

HappyRobot Raised $150 Million to Turn Corporate Chaos Into a Very Busy Co-Worker

HappyRobot raised $150 million to automate enterprise workflows with AI agents. The market is real, the pitch is smart, and the procurement paperwork is eternal.

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