Actinide Modernizes Manhattan Project Calutrons to Enrich HALEU
Actinide uses superconducting magnets to revive Manhattan Project Calutrons, producing domestic HALEU and shipping $30,000/gram medical isotopes.
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John Coogan and Jordi Hays break down Meta's $18 billion teen addiction settlement, Tim Cook's departure as Apple CEO, and OpenAI's custom Jalapeño inference chip. They interview ChinaTalk's Jordan Schneider on Chinese tech constraints, Actinide co-founders on modernizing Manhattan Project Calutrons to enrich domestic HALEU nuclear fuel, Regent CEO Billy Thalheimer on their $240M Series B for electric seagliders, Outset CEO Aaron Cannon on customer digital twins, and Lambda CEO Stephen Balaban on the data center grid debate.
Actinide uses superconducting magnets to revive Manhattan Project Calutrons, producing domestic HALEU and shipping $30,000/gram medical isotopes.
Regent CEO Billy Thalheimer explains their $240M round, $10B backlog, and how maritime rules beat FAA certification for seagliders.
Jordan Schneider explains China $9,000 EVs, DeepSeek research model, and why Western foundries hold a 15:1 chip lead.
Meta settled with 48 states over teen addiction for $18B. Here is why the deal actually protects big tech incumbents from startup competition.
OpenAI is building Jalapeño, a custom inference chip with Broadcom, targeting 10 gigawatts of compute and beating Nvidia silicon.
Lambda CEO Stephen Balaban on closed-loop data center cooling, $47M in local property taxes, and how AI power demand rebuilds the US grid.
Tim Cook leaves Apple as John Ternus takes over. Here is how Apple plans to win AI through local silicon instead of datacenters.