
Discovered Materials Raises $9M to Use AI to Develop Cooler, More Efficient Chips
Discovered Materials has raised $9 million to use AI agents and physics models to discover semiconductor materials that could reduce heat and improve chip efficiency.
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Discovered Materials has raised $9 million to use AI agents and physics models to discover semiconductor materials that could reduce heat and improve chip efficiency.

Robinhood is launching a publicly traded venture fund that lets retail investors gain exposure to startups founded by Y Combinator entrepreneurs.

AI insurance startup Corgi has reportedly closed another funding extension that values the company at $4 billion, marking its third fundraising round in just eight weeks.

Corgi, a Y Combinator-backed insurance startup, has denied allegations that it copied open source software from Papermark. The dispute has sparked debate over AI-assisted coding, software…

Stilta has raised $10.5 million from Andreessen Horowitz and Y Combinator to help businesses identify, manage, and unlock value from forgotten patent assets.

Sierra, founded by Bret Taylor, has acquired Y Combinator-backed AI startup Fragment, strengthening its position in enterprise AI and automation tools.

Startup Delve has parted ways with Y Combinator amid ongoing controversy, raising questions about its future, credibility, and investor confidence.

Conntour raises $7M in funding from General Catalyst and Y Combinator to build an AI search engine for security video systems and enable faster video analysis.

Y Combinator graduate Glimpse raises $35 million in funding led by a16z after pivoting its business model, signalling strong investor confidence.

Garry Tan’s Claude Code setup has sparked debate among developers, with some praising its productivity gains while others question its workflow and reliability.

Harper, a Y Combinator graduate building an AI-powered insurance brokerage, has raised $47 million to expand its technology-driven approach to commercial insurance.

Y Combinator will allow startups to receive their $500,000 seed investment in stablecoins, starting with its upcoming spring batch.