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The Men Who Want to Melt the Moon

Brogan BamBrogan — SpaceX employee #23, the man who built the first Falcon engine — and a lunar geologist named Ross are melting the Moon's regolith into solar panels so the machines that think for us never run out of power. Two founders. $1B in signed LOIs. A foundry on the Moon by 2028.

A Dish Human Brain Cells Just Outplayed My GPU

Sean Cole quit GPUs for grey matter ... a 2-person startup sleeping on a bargain the tech giants can't touch.

Weapons of Mass Production: The Two Blokes Rebuilding the Arsenal of Democracy

Isengard Industries (YC S26) is stamping out jet-powered strike drones by the thousand across allied soil — $10M in revenue before demo day even ended, three systems flying in Ukrainian combat today. Two ex-Australian-soldier founders. One answer to a ballistic missile.

They Sunk the Cloud. Now It Floats on Atoms.

Atomarine (YC S26) is building nuclear-powered data centers on barges — towed out past the decade-long grid queue, the angry sign-holders, and everything else standing between AI and a wall outlet. First pilot: gas, 2028. Pirates: unaddressed.

One Bottle of Water. One Day of Air.

Meet Leo Kankkunen — the solo Finnish engineer whose tankless dive gear splits seawater into breath, and just deleted a 100-year-old industry.

We're Hosting the Genflick AI Film Fest at LA Tech Week 🎬

Genflick AI Film Fest · LA Tech Week 2026

A Nineteen-Year-Old Is Growing Brains to Replace Your GPUs

Frontier Computing's Michael Domarkas culturing living neurons into exascale compute — $10M pre-seed, a Frogger-playing brain in a dish, and the end of the silicon bottleneck.

Zero Rake. Zero Shame. Three Kids Are Building the Social Network for Real Money Poker.

Snap Poker isn't another online casino. It's TikTok for the felt — where every busted bluff is content and the house refuses to eat.

Caution Is Building a Lie Detector for the Cloud

The YC security startup wants production software to prove it is exactly what humans reviewed—before the next trusted machine smiles and empties the vault.

Dispatch Wants to Build the Freight Elevator Back From Heaven

The YC spacecraft startup is betting that orbital manufacturing’s real bottleneck is not getting up. It is getting the expensive stuff home alive.

Chronicle Labs Is Building a Time Machine for Bad AI Decisions

The YC startup wants enterprise agents to fail in yesterday’s reality before they injure tomorrow’s customers.