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South Korea’s FuriosaAI raises $620 million for AI chips
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Monday, 2 November 2026
Today's news, explained simply.
25 stories · about 8 min · 3 patterns moved today
New here? L1 what happened · L2 the pattern it's part of · L3 the force behind it. How it works · idea by @neworderindia
The day in 3 lines
- 1
South Korea’s FuriosaAI raised $620 million, signaling intense funding needs for AI chips.
- 2
Tata Sons put ₹1,100 crore into Tata Electronics, adding to India’s chip funding.
- 3
EKA Mobility and Mivi opened new plants, expanding India’s hardware manufacturing capacity.
The big picture
The big pattern today is factory buildout: Indian hardware firms are adding domestic manufacturing capacity. EKA Mobility opened six plants, and Mivi opened a ₹200 crore facility. Tata Sons also added ₹1,100 crore to Tata Electronics, keeping chip capital flowing.
Developing stories one event, many updates (not a pattern)
Israel election 2026 10 updates
- Today: Gadi Eisenkot sets conditions for joining a new Israeli government
- 31 Oct Israel election results 2026: What happens next after Netanyahu bloc wins 53 seats, opposition gets 48?
- 30 Oct Israel Election Results 2026 LIVE Updates: Election ends in political deadlock as counting concludes, Netanyahu’s Likud largest party
- 30 Oct Netanyahu, Eisenkot or fresh polls? With no clear mandate, here are four ways Israel can form its next government
- 29 Oct Israel Election Results 2026 LIVE Updates: Netanyahu bloc leads with 53 seats as Eisenkot-led opposition trails at 48
- 29 Oct Israel election results 2026: What are double-envelope votes, and can they change Netanyahu’s chances?
- 28 Oct Arab parties on track to win record seats in Israel election, polls show
- 27 Oct Turnout highest since 1981 as Israelis vote in pivotal election
- 27 Oct Israel election results 2026: When will we know who won and what’s next?
- 27 Oct Why it could take time for a new Israeli government to form
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GenRobot AI raises $100 million for robot-training data
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No pattern yet
Original: TechNode ↗
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CapGrid raises Rs 50 crore at Rs 430 crore valuation
This story came via Google News, which only gives the headline. Rather than guess, there's no explanation; the original link has the full story.
No pattern yet
Original: BW Disrupt ↗
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Y Combinator co-leads $1.3 million investment in Manicule
This story came via Google News, which only gives the headline. Rather than guess, there's no explanation; the original link has the full story.
No pattern yet
Original: Venture Intelligence News ↗
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Gallium Defense raises €7.1 million for cheaper drone radar
This story came via Google News, which only gives the headline. Rather than guess, there's no explanation; the original link has the full story.
No pattern yet
Original: Resilience Media ↗
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Wall Street faces earnings, election and jobs tests after AI selloff
Markets were hit last week after weak results from Alphabet, Amazon and Intel sharpened doubts about the AI spending boom. The report says investors now face a busy stretch of Apple, AMD and Palantir earnings, the US midterm elections, and next Friday’s October jobs report.
Why it matters: Those events will shape whether investors keep questioning AI spending and tech valuations.
No pattern yet
Original: ET Markets ↗
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Foxconn says it is working on a new OpenAI partnership
This story came via Google News, which only gives the headline. Rather than guess, there's no explanation; the original link has the full story.
No pattern yet
Original: Moneycontrol.com ↗
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Bloomberg examines the hype around Anthropic’s IPO prospects
This story came via Google News, which only gives the headline. Rather than guess, there's no explanation; the original link has the full story.
No pattern yet
Original: Bloomberg ↗
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South Korea plans to double AI and chip spending in 2027
This story came via Google News, which only gives the headline. Rather than guess, there's no explanation; the original link has the full story.
No pattern yet
Original: The Japan Times ↗
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Samsung chief visits Japanese unit to discuss chip packaging
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No pattern yet
Original: electronics.economictimes.indiatimes.com ↗
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Tata Sons puts ₹1,100 crore into Tata Electronics
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EKA Mobility opens six plants to make more electric vehicles
EKA Mobility opened six manufacturing facilities in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh to scale electric buses, trucks and smaller commercial vehicles. The plants in Pune and Pithampur are part of an 11-facility network across 120 acres, with annual capacity for more than 40,000 EVs and over Rs 3,500 crore invested. The company said it has an order book of more than 11,000 buses.
Why it matters: More domestic factory capacity could help supply India’s electric-bus rollout and support the company’s large order book.
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Mivi opens a ₹200 crore manufacturing facility in Hyderabad
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Who's getting startup money
🇮🇳 India: Indian money went to semiconductors, manufacturing software, developer tools, and EV plants.
🌍 Elsewhere: Outside India, funding went to AI chips, robot-training data, and defense tech.
🇮🇳 India 4
🇮🇳 India
J&K orders new postings for six senior IAS officers
Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha shifted and reassigned six senior IAS officers a day before Sajjan Singh Yadav, a 1995-batch AGMUT cadre officer, takes over as Chief Secretary. The reshuffle moves officers across departments such as revenue, home, health and Jal Shakti, the water resources department.
Why it matters: The postings come a day before Sajjan Singh Yadav takes charge as chief secretary.
No pattern yet
Original: Indian Express ↗
🇮🇳 India
Top bureaucrats omit property details in mandatory asset filings
The Indian Express reviewed 102 of 131 Secretary-level officials’ latest immovable-asset declarations posted on public portals. Of 244 self-acquired properties declared, 115 did not list area or dimensions and 115 did not give current value. Ten officials declared no self-acquired property.
Why it matters: Missing details weaken the disclosure system meant to deter corruption and keep senior officials accountable.
No pattern yet
Original: Indian Express ↗
🇮🇳 India
Villagers protest Torrent Power forest clearance for pumped-storage plant
Nearly 1,100 trees were cut on Saidongar hill near Mumbai before the work was stopped after protests. Torrent Power is building a 3,000-MW pumped-storage hydropower plant there for Rs 13,505 crore, using 377 hectares and more than 32,000 trees. About 150 tribal families in six hamlets say the forest is their source of fuel, food and medicine.
Why it matters: The project needs 377 hectares and more than 32,000 trees.
No pattern yet
Original: Indian Express ↗
🇮🇳 India
ED opens money laundering probe into Zee founder Subhash Chandra
The Enforcement Directorate has started a money laundering probe into Essel Group chairperson and Zee founder Subhash Chandra. The case is linked to loans from LIC Housing Finance to two group companies that allegedly caused a Rs 1,322 crore loss to the public sector lender. Chandra had given personal guarantees for the borrowings.
Why it matters: The probe concerns loans to two group companies and an alleged loss of Rs 1,322 crore.
No pattern yet
Original: HT India ↗
🌍 World 3
🌍 World
Russia and Ukraine report cyberattacks on emergency alert apps
Ukraine said its air raid alert system was hacked and briefly showed false chemical, radiation and nuclear warnings on phones and loudspeakers. Russia’s emergency ministry said its mobile app was hit by a massive cyberattack that spread fake alerts, while officials said the main public warning systems kept working. Ukraine’s digital ministry later said the nationwide alert system was normal.
Why it matters: The main public warning systems kept working.
No pattern yet
Original: HT World ↗
🌍 World
US says it revoked more than 300,000 visas under Trump
The State Department said it has revoked more than 300,000 visas, calling it the highest total in American history. It said most cancellations were tied to criminal activity, public safety concerns, immigration violations, fraud or misrepresentation. More than 4,000 revocations were for birth tourism, including over 700 held by Chinese nationals.
Why it matters: The State Department did not release a country-wise breakdown of the revocations.
No pattern yet
Original: Indian Express World ↗
🌍 World
Gadi Eisenkot sets conditions for joining a new Israeli government
Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yashar party, said he wants to use a parliamentary majority against Benjamin Netanyahu to form a broad coalition after the October 27 election. He said any coalition must back a state inquiry, universal service, repeal judicial overhaul laws, and treat Hamas as a terrorist group whose military and governing power in Gaza must be dismantled. He also said the Knesset, not the outgoing government, holds the confidence vote.
Why it matters: Any lawmaker who accepts those principles could join a government.
No pattern yet
Original: Indian Express World ↗
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📈 Markets
Goldman Sachs raises oil forecasts and warns Brent could hit $140
Goldman Sachs lifted its December Brent forecast to $105 a barrel and its WTI forecast to $94. It also raised its 2027 averages, and said Brent could reach $140 in an upside case if Gulf output stays 3.5 million barrels a day below its 2025 average. The bank cited higher geopolitical risk from Middle East and Russia-Ukraine tensions.
Why it matters: Higher price forecasts point to more expensive energy if supply disruptions deepen.
No pattern yet
Original: ET Markets ↗
📈 Markets
Limited info
RBI report shows net liquidity absorption of ₹1.38 lakh crore
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No pattern yet
Original: Traders Union ↗
🏆 Sports 1
🏆 Sports
Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli becomes youngest Formula 1 champion
Kimi Antonelli, 20, finished third at the Mexico City Grand Prix but sealed the Formula 1 title with four races left. He became the youngest champion in F1 history and the first Italian champion since Alberto Ascari in 1953. Max Verstappen won the race, while the event was red-flagged after Valtteri Bottas crashed.
Why it matters: Mercedes and Antonelli have already locked up the title before the season’s final four races.
No pattern yet
Original: HT Sports ↗
🎈 Fun 2
🎈 Fun
Study says early Solar System favored rocky chondrules over icy dust
A Nature Astronomy study used iron meteorites to reconstruct what the earliest solid bodies in the Solar System were made of. The researchers say the first million years were dominated by chondrules, tiny heat-formed rock fragments, not icy matrix material rich in water and organics. They estimate early outer Solar System bodies were 83 percent to 92 percent chondrules.
Why it matters: The findings change how scientists think planets and moons assembled from the start.
No pattern yet
Original: ScienceAlert ↗
🎈 Fun
Study finds some people with aphantasia dream in images anyway
A Scientific Reports study examined how 205 people’s waking imagination matched their dreams, including 84 with visual aphantasia, the inability to picture things on demand. Nearly half of the aphantasia group said they always had visual experiences in dreams, while others said they never did. The links between waking and dreaming were stronger for sounds and inner speech than for images.
Why it matters: Some people can lose visual imagery while awake yet still have it during sleep.
No pattern yet
Original: ScienceAlert ↗
L1What happenedone story, one day
L2The patternmany stories, weeks
L3The forcethe deep reason, always
Stories (L1) are clues. Clues that keep repeating make a pattern (L2). Every pattern is pushed by a force (L3).
The map hover a box to trace it
L1 · Stories
South Korea’s FuriosaAI raises $620 million for AI chips
Tata Sons puts ₹1,100 crore into Tata Electronics
EKA Mobility opens six plants to make more electric vehicles
Mivi opens a ₹200 crore manufacturing facility in Hyderabad
L2 · Patterns
factory buildout
chip capital
Compute cash
L3 · Forces
⚙️ Technology
💰 Money
🌐 Geopolitics
⚖️ Rules
👥 People
L2
The patterns
Things that keep happening. Learn these and the news starts making sense.
🆕 New2 different events since 2 Nov · +2 today
factory buildout
- In one line
- Indian hardware firms are expanding domestic manufacturing capacity.
- It's like
- Like opening more kitchen stations to serve more diners.
- Why (L3)
- Capital and technology are making local production more practical and scalable, so firms add plants at home. 💰 Money⚙️ Technology
Remember it as: More plants, closer to home.
Today's clues
- EKA Mobility opens six plants to make more electric vehicles
- Mivi opens a ₹200 crore manufacturing facility in Hyderabad
14 days agoclues per daytoday
🔥 Heating up6 different events since 11 Oct · +1 today
chip capital
- In one line
- More capital is flowing into India’s semiconductor sector.
- It's like
- Like a busy market where more buyers keep showing up.
- Why (L3)
- Capital follows sectors where technology demand is rising and investors see more places to put money. 💰 Money⚙️ Technology
Remember it as: Follow the money into chips.
Today's clues
Earlier clues
- 1 Nov Cabinet approves Rs 1.27 lakh crore Semicon 2.0 to strengthen India’s semiconductor ecosystem
- 31 Oct Tata Sons infuses Rs 1,100 crore in iPhone, semiconductor biz Tata Electronics
- 30 Oct Odisha eyes semiconductor push with five projects worth over $4 billion
14 days agoclues per daytoday
🧱 Building3 different events since 20 Oct · +1 today
Compute cash
- In one line
- AI chip and model firms are raising larger capital rounds to secure compute capacity.
- It's like
- Like stocking up before a long winter: everyone needs supplies, so the bills get bigger.
- Why (L3)
- Compute is expensive and scarce, so capital flows toward firms that can buy or build more of it. 💰 Money⚙️ Technology
Remember it as: Bigger rounds, more compute.
Today's clues
Earlier clues
- 31 Oct Indian Startups Raise $115 Million In A Week As Simplismart And Live2.ai Lead AI Funding Activity
- 31 Oct In 2026, Sonya Jin and Aadi Nashikkar-led Phinity Labs raised $5.2 million to let AI agents design compute
- 30 Oct FuriosaAI raises $620 mn in Series D at $2.9 bn valuation to scale AI chips
14 days agoclues per daytoday
🧱 Building5 different events since 20 Oct
Fab buildout
- In one line
- Semiconductor supply-chain capacity is expanding in regional hubs.
- It's like
- Like opening more bakeries in busy neighborhoods.
- Why (L3)
- Capital follows the most promising production nodes as technology demands specialized facilities and nearby suppliers. 💰 Money⚙️ Technology
Remember it as: Build where the chips cluster.
Earlier clues
- 1 Nov Infineon Invests 1.1 Billion Euros in European Semiconductors in Villach, Austria
- 31 Oct Greece Unveils 2026–2030 Plan to Build a Semiconductor Industry
- 30 Oct Odisha eyes semiconductor push with five projects worth over $4 billion
14 days agoclues per daytoday
🆕 New3 different events since 23 Oct
embodied AI
- In one line
- Venture capital is shifting toward startups that put AI into physical machines and devices.
- It's like
- Like selling shovels in a gold rush, but the shovels can move.
- Why (L3)
- Capital is chasing where AI becomes useful in the physical world, where technology plus hardware can create new products and returns. 💰 Money⚙️ Technology
Remember it as: AI leaves the screen.
Earlier clues
- 30 Oct Physical AI startup Tensrai raises Rs 3.4 Cr in pre-seed round
- 29 Oct Ex-Palantir execs launch Dream with $17M from a16z to build AI world models for construction
- 29 Oct These Researchers Used Artificial Intelligence to Design an ‘Animal Robot’ That Has Never Existed
14 days agoclues per daytoday
▶ Steady3 different events since 12 Oct
AI in prod
- In one line
- Major platforms are moving AI from chat tools into everyday work systems.
- It's like
- Like upgrading from a calculator to a coworker at the desk.
- Why (L3)
- Technology is making AI more capable inside connected apps, so platforms can embed it directly into routine workflows. ⚙️ Technology
Remember it as: From sidebar to workbench.
Earlier clues
- 30 Oct How Worldwide Express automated freight exceptions with Amazon Bedrock | Amazon Web Services
- 29 Oct Building intent-driven UI testing with Amazon Nova Act
- 28 Oct Guidewire buys Hyperexponential for $1.7B in cash
14 days agoclues per daytoday
🆕 New2 different events since 21 Oct
roll checks
- In one line
- India's election administration is adding more checks before people are added to voter rolls.
- It's like
- Like a bouncer checking an ID twice before letting someone into a venue.
- Why (L3)
- Election rules are being tightened to verify entries more carefully and reduce duplicate or ineligible registrations. ⚖️ Rules
Remember it as: Check before you list.
Earlier clues
- 29 Oct Day after Supreme Court nudge: Deadline extended for final SIR rolls, filing claims in 6 states
- 28 Oct CJP Extends Support to November 1 INDIA Bloc Protest: For Every Adult Citizens Right to Vote
- 27 Oct ECI’s stand that additional declaration is not part of Form 6 comes days after SC said it will examine ‘new’ Form 6
14 days agoclues per daytoday
🧊 Cooling4 different events since 6 Oct
Rate turn
- In one line
- India’s central bank is tightening monetary policy after a long pause.
- It's like
- Like turning a faucet down after the sink starts overflowing.
- Why (L3)
- Capital conditions changed: the central bank is pulling liquidity in and raising rates to make borrowing less easy. 💰 Money
Remember it as: After pause, tighter money.
Earlier clues
- 24 Oct RBI Hikes Repo Rate by 25 bps to 5.50%; Switches Stance to Calibrated Tightening
- 22 Oct Nomura expects 25 bps RBI rate hike in December, says minutes focus on growth, inflation, not forex
- 22 Oct Inflation, Weak Rupee Keep RBI Rate Hikes in Play, Minutes Show
14 days agoclues per daytoday
🧊 Cooling2 different events since 14 Oct
bank selloff
- In one line
- India is shifting state-bank ownership from the state toward private owners.
- It's like
- Like handing shop keys from city hall to a landlord.
- Why (L3)
- Capital seeks owners who can raise efficiency and returns, while regulation makes the transfer possible through official approvals. 💰 Money⚖️ Rules
Remember it as: Public bank, private hands.
Earlier clues
- 1 Nov SEC orders repolling in four wards across three ULBs
- 1 Nov ‘She is upstairs’: Panchkula school boy who attacked 6-year-old led her father to bloodied classroom
- 26 Oct RBI imposes restrictions on Puducherry Co-operative Urban Bank, directs it not to disburse loans and not
14 days agoclues per daytoday
L3
The forces
The five deep reasons behind every pattern. They never change.
L1
Today's stories → their pattern
Each story, and the pattern it's a clue for.
- South Korea’s FuriosaAI raises $620 million for AI chips
- Tata Sons puts ₹1,100 crore into Tata Electronics
- EKA Mobility opens six plants to make more electric vehicles
- Mivi opens a ₹200 crore manufacturing facility in Hyderabad
- GenRobot AI raises $100 million for robot-training data no pattern yet
- CapGrid raises Rs 50 crore at Rs 430 crore valuation no pattern yet
- Y Combinator co-leads $1.3 million investment in Manicule no pattern yet
- Gallium Defense raises €7.1 million for cheaper drone radar no pattern yet
- Wall Street faces earnings, election and jobs tests after AI selloff no pattern yet
- Foxconn says it is working on a new OpenAI partnership no pattern yet
- Bloomberg examines the hype around Anthropic’s IPO prospects no pattern yet
- South Korea plans to double AI and chip spending in 2027 no pattern yet
- Samsung chief visits Japanese unit to discuss chip packaging no pattern yet
- J&K orders new postings for six senior IAS officers no pattern yet
- Top bureaucrats omit property details in mandatory asset filings no pattern yet
- Villagers protest Torrent Power forest clearance for pumped-storage plant no pattern yet
- ED opens money laundering probe into Zee founder Subhash Chandra no pattern yet
- Russia and Ukraine report cyberattacks on emergency alert apps no pattern yet
- US says it revoked more than 300,000 visas under Trump no pattern yet
- Gadi Eisenkot sets conditions for joining a new Israeli government no pattern yet
- Goldman Sachs raises oil forecasts and warns Brent could hit $140 no pattern yet
- RBI report shows net liquidity absorption of ₹1.38 lakh crore no pattern yet
- Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli becomes youngest Formula 1 champion no pattern yet
- Study says early Solar System favored rocky chondrules over icy dust no pattern yet
- Study finds some people with aphantasia dream in images anyway no pattern yet
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Connecting the dots
How today links to other patterns, and to last week.
⟷ 💰 Money
Tighter liquidity and new factory openings both point to capital being steered into physical industrial capacity.
Last week → today
Simplismart raised $14 million last week; today FuriosaAI raised $620 million in the same AI chip funding wave.
27 Oct: Bengaluru AI Startup Simplismart Raises $14 Mn in NVIDIA-Backed Round
Today: South Korea’s FuriosaAI raises $620 million for AI chips
Odisha lined up five semiconductor projects worth over $4 billion; today Tata Sons added ₹1,100 crore to Tata Electronics.
30 Oct: Odisha eyes semiconductor push with five projects worth over $4 billion
RBI intervention cut reserves by $1.27 billion last week; today its money market report showed ₹1.38 lakh crore absorbed on October 30.
30 Oct: Forex Reserves Dip by $1.27 Billion, Experts Cite FCNR(B) Deployment & RBI Intervention
Today: RBI report shows net liquidity absorption of ₹1.38 lakh crore
🧠 Remember?
Score 0/2Patterns from earlier days. Trying to recall them is what makes them stick, even if you get it wrong.
1Which of these stories was evidence for “India is shifting state-bank ownership from the state toward private owners.” (bank selloff)? (pattern since 14 Oct)
bank selloff: India is shifting state-bank ownership from the state toward private owners. Clue: RBI capped withdrawals at Puducherry Co-op Urban Bank. Remember it as: Public bank, private hands.
2“Tenstorrent hits $6.2B valuation to scale open-weight AI chips” (20 Oct) was evidence of which pattern? (pattern since 20 Oct)
Compute cash: AI chip and model firms are raising larger capital rounds to secure compute capacity. Clue: This story shows AI chip and model firms are raising bigger capital deals to secure compute capacity because Tenstorrent raised $1.5 billion at a $6.2 billion valuation to scale open-weight AI chips. Remember it as: Bigger rounds, more compute.
Did today make sense?
Score 0/31Which of today's stories is evidence for Compute cash?
It is a large AI-chip funding round, exactly the pattern’s evidence.
2Which force connects EKA Mobility opens six plants to make more electric vehicles and Mivi opens a ₹200 crore manufacturing facility in Hyderabad?
Both stories are about money funding new plant capacity.
3Which headline would weaken factory buildout?
Outsourcing instead of building plants cuts against the capacity-buildout pattern.
🎯 Today's prediction
Another Indian hardware company will announce a new domestic manufacturing facility.
How we'll check: announcement of a domestic manufacturing facility in India. Right if: at least 1.
Could be wrong because: Firms may delay plant announcements or shift to outsourcing instead of opening new sites.
Pattern: · our odds: 58% · we check on 1 Jan
Earlier predictions
- ⏳ Open AI chip and model firms will keep raising unusually large funding rounds. made 1 Nov · check 31 Dec
- ⏳ Open India’s election administration will add or keep extra voter-roll checks in the next month. made 31 Oct · check 30 Dec
- ⏳ Open Regional hubs will see more public semiconductor supply-chain expansion announcements. made 30 Oct · check 29 Dec
- ⏳ Open At least one major AI company will publicly adopt Google chips or another non-Nvidia stack for production work. made 29 Oct · check 28 Dec
- ⏳ Open India will see at least 3 new semiconductor or chip-related funding rounds announced. made 28 Oct · check 27 Dec
- ✅ Right At least two more disclosed funding rounds will close for robotics, sensor, or autonomous-machine startups. made 27 Oct · check 26 Dec