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Startup doxx.net is putting artificial intelligence in charge of network controls, letting AI systems manage and adjust network operations rather than relying on human administrators. The announcement has drawn attention in networking and startup circles, where observers are weighing the efficiency gains of autonomous network management against concerns over security, accountability and what happens when an AI misconfigures critical infrastructure.
- 2Startup Applies Oil Drilling Techniques to Nuclear Waste Storage●Big Oil Perfected Sideways Drilling. A Startup Wants to Do the Same With Nuclear Waste https://gizmodo.com/big-oil-perfe
A startup is proposing to use horizontal drilling technology, which the oil and gas industry spent decades refining, to dispose of nuclear waste deep underground. The idea is to bore sideways repositories in stable rock formations, keeping radioactive material isolated far longer and more securely than conventional surface storage. The concept is drawing attention as a fresh answer to the long-unsolved problem of where to put spent nuclear fuel.
- 3Pentagon's Critical Technologies Office Partners With In-Q-Tel▼Department of War's Critical Technologies Office Partners With In-Q-Tel to Accelerate Tech
The Department of War's Critical Technologies Office has announced a partnership with In-Q-Tel, the CIA-backed venture capital firm, aimed at accelerating the development and adoption of emerging technologies for national security. The collaboration will connect defense technology priorities with In-Q-Tel's network of startups and investors, speeding the transition of commercial innovations into military use.
- 4Greek Cybersecurity Startup Lands on Sifted 250 List▼Greek cybersecurity startup makes Sifted 250 fastest-growing list
A Greek cybersecurity startup has been named to the Sifted 250, an annual ranking of Europe's fastest-growing startups compiled by the publication Sifted. The inclusion highlights Greece's growing presence in the European tech scene and puts a spotlight on the country's cybersecurity sector, which has been attracting increasing investor attention in recent years.
- 5AI cybersecurity startup Armadin hits $2.5 billion valuation●AI cybersecurity startup Armadin valued at over $2.5 billion after new funding round
AI cybersecurity startup Armadin has been valued at more than $2.5 billion following a new funding round, according to Reuters. The valuation underscores continued investor appetite for companies combining artificial intelligence with security technology, a sector drawing heavy funding as businesses race to defend against AI-driven threats.
- 6Final day to book exhibit tables at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026●Last 24 hours to book an exhibit table at Disrupt 2026
The deadline to reserve an exhibit table at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is closing in the next 24 hours. Startups hoping to showcase their products at the event must book now or miss the chance to exhibit at one of the industry's best-known startup conferences. Founders weighing a booth are making final decisions today.