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  1. Issue · Aug 5, 2026

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    Welcome back to Top Startups! We focus on places with high career and equity upside. Here are my favorites this week.TerraFirma | Construction Tech | 💸 $100M Series A from Kleiner Perkins, Bain Capital Ventures | ~30 employeesWhat they do: Retrofit excavators, bulldozers, and other heavy equipment so one operator can run them remotely from a screen instead of sitting in the cab, meaning fewer people are physically near dangerous machinery and one person can oversee several mac

  2. Issue · Jul 29, 2026

    Who got funded? 💎 (opens the original)

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    Welcome back to Top Startups! We focus on places with high career and equity upside. Here are my favorites this week.Bunkerhill Health | Healthcare AI | 💸 $25M Series B from Khosla, Sequoia, YC | ~30 employeesWhat they do: Give hospitals a way to build their own AI helpers for everyday tasks, e.g., sorting incoming patient referrals, chasing insurance approvals, and catching test results that fell through the cracks, all built right into their EHR<str

  3. Issue · Jul 22, 2026

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    Welcome back to Top Startups! We focus on places with high career and equity upside. Here are my favorites this week.Rowspace | FinTech / AI | 💸 $50M Seed + Series A from Sequoia, Emergence Capital | 15 employees 👤What they do: Turn a financial firm’s proprietary data (think memos, deal history, accounting systems, old PowerPoints) into intelligence for investorsWhat I like: The moat is in the data gravity: once a firm plugs in years of institutional memory, ripping

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