<?xml version="1.0"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>FrontierRadar</title><link>https://research.celesys.ai/</link><description>Deep tech research radar</description><item><title>AI claims to break a 30-year computing belief, Nvidia&#x27;s Rubin ships slower than promised, and a rocket shortage, plus 3 India stories</title><link>https://research.celesys.ai/2026-11-02/research.html</link><description>Today: OpenAI and Anthropic say their AI disproved a famous computing belief (experts are still checking), Nvidia&#x27;s Rubin chip ships with slower memory than first promised, German labs make ultra-fast accurate quantum steps, a Neuralink user makes phone calls with a speech implant, CATL test-makes solid-state EV cells, and analysts warn of a rocket shortage to 2030. India: UPI tops ₹1 lakh crore a day, BharatGen&#x27;s Param2 runs in government apps, and L&amp;T breaks ground on a 52 MW AI data centre.</description><pubDate>2026-11-02</pubDate></item><item><title>First US plasmid-DNA immunotherapy, IBM links two quantum chips, and AI from orbit, plus 2 India stories</title><link>https://research.celesys.ai/2026-11-01/research.html</link><description>Today: the FDA approves a DNA-based jab that cuts repeat airway surgeries, IBM wires two quantum chips together with meter-long cables, Google gets the first AI answer from a data-centre chip in orbit, a low-power AI chip maker raises $620M, Anthropic stress-tests its own safety filters, a small open AI model that reuses its layers, and an unpublished ultrasound result for unresponsive patients. India: UPI now pays for Burj Khalifa and Universal Studios Singapore, and green hydrogen deals reach 11% of the 2030 goal.</description><pubDate>2026-11-01</pubDate></item><item><title>India&#x27;s NavIC gets its 4th satellite back, a 22,600-qubit plan to break RSA, and 8 new frontier items</title><link>https://research.celesys.ai/2026-10-31/research.html</link><description>Today: a code-breaking estimate that shrinks the quantum threat timeline, India&#x27;s navigation satellite launch, a faster FDA path for custom gene editing, a Chinese AI chip that skips HBM, Mistral&#x27;s open trillion-parameter model, RBI&#x27;s cyber push and a blind patient&#x27;s vision implant. Each item has an analogy, a readiness score and a plain-words summary.</description><pubDate>2026-10-31</pubDate></item><item><title>DNA that survives 400 years, a 5-in-a-million quantum error rate, and 21 new frontier breakthroughs across 8 topics</title><link>https://research.celesys.ai/2026-10-30/research.html</link><description>Today we expand beyond chips: medicine, brain interfaces, frontier AI, quantum, energy materials, DNA data storage and rockets. Each item is scored for readiness, with an analogy and a watch / small bet / wait plan.</description><pubDate>2026-10-30</pubDate></item><item><title>Memory makers sell out to 2029, a photonic switch for AI racks, and 5 new chip ideas</title><link>https://research.celesys.ai/2026-10-29/research.html</link><description>SK hynix and Samsung say AI memory is sold out for years. PsiQuantum shows a light-based switch for AI networks. Plus four more new papers and products, each scored.</description><pubDate>2026-10-29</pubDate></item><item><title>From lab paper to profit: 12 AI-chip breakthroughs to watch before the market does</title><link>https://research.celesys.ai/2026-10-28/research.html</link><description>Stock prices react to earnings. Earnings come from factories. Factories come from papers and patents published years earlier. We read those first.</description><pubDate>2026-10-28</pubDate></item></channel></rss>