Tracks the models, chips, and agents coming out of Austin and beyond.
Crunchbase data shows the city's startups raised record capital, with AI, robotics and advanced manufacturing leading the pack.
From analog inference at Mythic to open-architecture silicon at Tenstorrent, the city is quietly stacking AI-hardware talent.
A $1.44 billion EdgeConneX campus in Bastrop County is one of several AI compute projects clustering around Austin and San Antonio.
The genetic-engineering company is past a $10 billion valuation as it pushes mammoth, dire wolf and bluebuck programs forward.
The startup's agents answer calls, book jobs and chase estimates for service businesses — and it's on track to book $1 billion in work this year.
Equipment is going in at the $44B Central Texas plant as Samsung preps 2-nanometer production for Tesla's AI5 and AI6.
The investment, running through 2027, deepens Big Tech's concentration of compute in the state.
The Austin defense startup more than doubled its valuation as the Pentagon leans on cheaper, software-defined naval hardware.
The campus is targeting 1 gigawatt of capacity by 2028 as hyperscalers pour capital into Texas.
Silicon Labs veterans bet that AI can capture the institutional know-how walking out the door as experienced workers retire.
The Austin robotics maker is building its next humanoids on DeepMind's Gemini Robotics models — and Google is now an investor too.
The wind-powered campus is being built to host 400,000 Nvidia GPUs as Stargate scales in West Texas.
The cloud provider will buy roughly 400,000 GB200 GPUs for the Abilene data center under a 15-year deal.
The ~$25.7M deal hands Serve the Moxi hospital robot and its first beachhead in indoor mobile manipulation.
