@signulll Think it depends on how you’re naturalised into the workplace in your 20s. I started my career in open plan, corporate advertising. It was loud, chaotic & exhilarating. Coffee shops are chill in comparison
@jaimemh@RockYardVC@SurrealDB Surreal looks like a great business. I'm coming over from Australia for tech week too. Coffee?
Kindling Tech runs the organic marketing function for fast-growing B2B tech startups & scale-ups
B2B tech, founder or marketer, in Syd?
Handful of spots left.
Join our Head of Strategy @0xCalv & I, we share our gated insights on:
- tech best practise, reaching your top 200, tremds & actions
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Exclusive: Inside The World’s First AR Goggles For Brain Surgery (feat. @medivis_ai)
Medivis raised $20M+ to build the world’s first FDA-cleared AR system for brain and spine surgery. The founders, Dr Chris Morley (Radiologist) and Dr Osamah Choudhry (neurosurgeon) realised that surgeons were still operating on your brain using flat 2D images and guesswork. And for high stakes surgeries, you cannot make any mistakes, so what if technology could help?
We flew to New York, put the headset on, and saw a brain tumor floating in 3D in front of us. The question we wanted to answer was: Will augmented reality fundamentally improve the safety of surgery?
Founded by Dr. Osamah Choudhry & Dr. Christopher Morley (@ctmorley). Backed by @ThriveCapital@MayoInvents@RobertIger@hbarra, Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) + more.
(0:00) Surgeons are still operating blind
(1:44) Dr Osamah: "Purely eyeballing it"
(2:16) Every resident makes mistakes
(2:44) Was Charlie Teo reckless or blind?
(4:17) Live: Sachin see's AR brain tumor
(6:30) Dr Chris: "A surgical co-pilot"
(6:58) Why AI won't replace surgeons
(7:47) Can AR reach underserved patients?
(8:49) Does AI improve surgery safety?
NYC observations after spending last week there
• people are actually outside touching grass (or cement 😅)
• very few AI ads or billboards around
• even cafes i went to - very few screens with claude code or cursor or some coding tool
• people are way more open to socializing. everyone is willing to strike up a conversation (not about AI agents)
• the energy is electric - everyone’s moving with purpose.
• found a way to talk to folks without mentioning AI
• way more artists, and non traditional creators. Met an actual physical product designer which was cool.
it’s genuinely refreshing to remember there’s a whole world outside the feed
been traveling the last few days and the SF tech bubble makes it easy to forget how alive real cities feel.
sorry SF, you’re still home… but perspective is healthy 🤷♂️
Exclusive: Inside @PsiQuantum
The $7B startup backed by NVIDIA, BlackRock and Founders Fund, building the world’s largest quantum computer.
0:00 Inside The $7B Quantum Giant
0:49 The Race to 1 Million Qubits
2:01 Pete: “AI Cannot Solve This”
3:36 This Is The Next $1 Trillion Sector
5:12 Live Tour: Pete Opens the Machine
9:18 The Alien Tech Inside Every Chip
11:07 Pete Has Zero Doubt
13:03 “Quantum by end of decade”
It’s been nearly 2-years of building in stealth. Nearly 2-years building the plane as it fly’s
Today we're boarding. 10 seats. 10 ambitious B2B tech founders. Tag somebody you know, or drop me a DM
Announcement: we’re opening the Kindling beta publicly for the first time.
Alongside making documentaries we've been building for the last 18 months.
Kindling helps B2B founders become known and trusted by the customers they need to win.
In the AI era trust is the scarce and valuable thing. B2B buying is based on it, yet we have no system to help engineer it.
We map your TAM, recommend your next best marketing moves, help you execute those moves, and show you sales who are warming up, before you’re ready to reach out.
Under the hood, Kindling combines software, a forward deployed strategist, and weekly orchestrations across written and video content, commenting on target account posts and sales messages.
We’re opening up 10 new spots for post-PMF B2B companies across the US and Australia.
Booking link in the comments or DM me.