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Startup Battlefield Session 1: MacroCycle, COI Energy, and more | TechCrunch Disrupt 2025

TechCrunch’s iconic startup competition returns, as entrepreneurs from around the world pitch expert judges and vie for the Startup Battlefield Cup and $100,000. This batch of finalists includes… MacroCycle Technologies: Upcycling plastic and textile waste into virgin-grade resin at price parity, all through a zero-carbon, low-energy process developed by world-class polymer scientists. Miraqules: Advancing lifesaving…

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TechCrunch’s iconic startup competition returns, as entrepreneurs from around the world pitch expert judges and vie for the Startup Battlefield Cup and $100,000. This batch of finalists includes…

MacroCycle Technologies: Upcycling plastic and textile waste into virgin-grade resin at price parity, all through a zero-carbon, low-energy process developed by world-class polymer scientists.

Miraqules: Advancing lifesaving wound care with nano-biomaterials engineered to stop bleeding within one minute, regardless of size, shape, or severity.

Nephrogen: Building an AI‑powered platform to discover next‑generation gene-delivery vectors for untreatable diseases, starting with the kidney.

COI Energy: Empowering commercial and industrial businesses to eliminate energy waste and monetize or donate excess capacity through their patented AI platform and kW For Good initiative.

RADiCAIT: Pioneering medical imaging by applying foundational AI that generates synthetic PET images from CT scans, making radiology 10x more accessible, efficient, and sustainable.

This session’s judges include…
Allison Baum Gates, SemperVirens
Cathy Friedman, GV
Katelin Holloway, Seven Seven Six
Charles Hudson, Precursor
Nicolas Sauvage, TDK Ventures

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Siri AI is NOT Google Gemini

While Apple and Google did work together to make new foundational Apple Intelligence models, saying Siri AI is Gemini isn’t quite right. Patrick Holland sets the story straight. #wwdc #googlegemini #ai #siri #appleintelligence

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Control Resonant Spills Paranormal Chaos Into the Streets of NY | #sgf2026

Control Resonant picks up seven years later after the first Control game and this time you’re out in the streets of Manhattan. We managed to get some details from CNET Managing Editor David Lumb at Summer Game Fest, but you can read more at CNET.com 📽️: Faith Chihil #sgf #control #remedygames #videogames #controlresonant #summergamefest

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The Truth About Smart Calendars (Don’t Get Trapped by Subscriptions)

This video was made possible by Cozyla in support of CNET’s independent editorial journalism. Running a busy household is basically project management, but can a digital calendar actually fix the chaos? Before you invest hundreds in a digital family calendar, there are a few tech realities you need to know. We dive into the big…

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