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Chamber & Economic Development of the Rutland Region (CEDRR) has unveiled a new structure for its StartUp Rutland program, expanding its focus to support entrepreneurs and small businesses across a wider range of industries and stages of development.

India’s startup ecosystem continues to see businesses being built and scaled around digital-first customer acquisition. For early-stage consumers brands, however, moving from initial traction to sustainable growth requires more than access to capital. Understanding how to use digital platforms effectively, making informed marketing investments, and building the right capabilities can be critical to their journey.

Founded in 2022, Etched has emerged as a closely watched AI chip startup after raising $700 million from Jane Street and others at a $21 billion valuation. Yuvraj Malik·Stocktwits Published Aug 19, 2026   |   3:11 AM EDT

August 18 (Hypepotamus) -Recruit a cohort of early-stage founders. Take a percentage of their company. Put them through a specific curriculum. Rinse and repeat

DMAT is commercializing findings from the lab of Associate Professor Admir Masic to make concrete longer-lasting and more sustainable. Zach Winn|MIT News Publication Date: August 19, 2026

Advancements in quantum computing continue to pile up in areas from error correction and infrastructure to software and algorithms, sharpening the view of what the once-theoretical compute paradigm will look like when it reaches its full fault-tolerant, useful, and practical potential. Architecture will play a central role in all of this, and as we have…

From classroom ideas to investor pitches, a new national program is giving young Ukrainians three months to test whether their startup ambitions can take off.

A few weeks after closing a $300 million round backed by Nvidia Corp., Etched Inc. today announced that it has raised an additional $700 million in funding.

Rillet, a two-year-old startup building what it calls the first truly AI-native accounting platform, has raised a $100 million Series C at a $1 billion valuation, the company told Fortune exclusively—joining the ranks of AI-era unicorns racing to unseat decades-old enterprise software giants.

Neko Health’s promised U.S. expansion arrives on September 24, when the health-scanning startup opens its first American office. It will be located in SoHo, Manhattan’s home of luxury shopping, at 300 Lafayette Street.