⚛️🤖 Thrilled to be presenting Everstar's vision tonight at 8090 Industries' Industrial Abundance event at SF DeepTech Week, alongside other standard bearers of nuclear innovation: Aalo Atomics, Last Energy, Exodys Energy, Oklo Inc, and Radiant. Grateful for Grant Brown, 8090 Industries, & Andrew for bringing this group together.
Everstar's mission is to be an accelerant to the Nuclear Renaissance for the existing fleet and future service providers alike, with the "Intelligence Layer for Nuclear". Safety analyses and regulatory approval are some of the most important, painstaking, and challenging aspects of nuclear deployment, and Everstar's first AI product "Gordian", leverages the most cutting-edge AI methodologies and cross-cutting datasets to enable technical and regulatory affairs teams across the nuclear supply chain to accelerate and add rigor to that process.
Building safety-critical AI for an industry as discerning and high-stakes as nuclear will not be easy but I can guarantee that it will be meaningful. We're building a killer, mission-oriented team to execute at breakneck speed. If you would like to support or join this adventure, DM me.
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Excited to host the 8090 Industries Industrial Abundance event at SF DeepTech Week, with a collection of some of the best and brightest minds in Nuclear Fission! We will be hosting a cohort of the top innovators in the space including: Aalo Atomics, Last Energy, Exodys Energy, Oklo Inc, Everstar, and Radiant - as well as an expert panel discussing some of the biggest challenges/opportunities in the sector and strategies to usher in a new Nuclear Renaissance!
Big thank you to Andrew Cote for putting together this fantastic week in the Bay, and shoutout to the keynote speakers we have slated to bring the ENERGY for the night!
Spots are filling up fast so reserve your slot asap: https://lnkd.in/gcyR5yHc
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