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TriMagnetix raises $1M to develop nanomagnet chips claiming 800× lower energy use and radiation resistance for space
TriMagnetix, a two-person Seattle startup, raised $1 million to develop nanomagnet-based chips that early tests show could use 800× less energy than conventional processors, with built-in radiation resistance making them promising for space and other harsh environments.
TriMagnetix raises up to $1M to build nanomagnetic, radiation‑resistant chips that use 800× less energy
Two-person Seattle startup TriMagnetix raised up to $1 million to develop nanomagnetic chips that lab tests show use 800× less energy than traditional chips, are radiation‑resistant, and target satellite applications first.
Investing in Mavericks with Jordan Baker, Athenaeum Ventures
Ed Barker sits down with Jordan Baker, founding general partner of Seattle's Athenaeum Ventures, whose path to running a fund looks nothing like the standard resume. He left home at 14, passed through three high schools, dropped out at 16, skipped college, and built a career across music, streaming, and gaming, most prominently the brand agency Moonrock, before raising his first fund. Baker argues that venture has drifted from its original job, backing insane people with insane ideas, into what he calls consensus capital, where investors crowd the same credentialed founders and price out everyone else. His edge, he says…
