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The Answer to Orbital Compute's Silicon Problem Isn't Rad-Hard(vincentpribble.substack.com)
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Orbital Data Centers Have a Silicon Problem Nobody Is Pricing(vincentpribble.substack.com)
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by vpribble 3y ago
We're excited to introduce Correlaite, an AI-driven market research platform designed to help businesses stay ahead of the curve in today's fast-paced industries. Traditional survey methods are too slow to keep up with rapidly ch
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AI-Powered Market Research for the Fast-Paced Business World(correlaite.com)
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by vpribble 5y ago
Thank you! For the growth factors, we do not have any plans currently for producing them in-house, however there are several companies within the industry (Future Fields for example) that are making great progress in developing animal-free
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by vpribble 5y ago
Great question: part of the scaffold will dissolve, part of it (edible materials) will be in the final product. The amount of it in the final product (basically the degradation kinetics) can be tuned depending on needs and desires
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by vpribble 5y ago
Yes, we are in the process of finalizing our animal-free scaffold composition.
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by vpribble 5y ago
Good catch! This should have said ATKearney, and has been updated. You can find the report here: https://gastronomiaycia.republica.com/wp-content/uploads/201...
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by vpribble 5y ago
Of course! As the factories get larger and larger, security becomes even more important, and traditional methods such as limiting access, badge-in/ badge-out, and access codes would be utilized.
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by vpribble 5y ago
1) We have already created our first piece of edible pork using our method! 2) ATKearney in their article "How will cultured meat and meat alternatives disrupt the agricultural and food industry?" estimates that about 10% of globa
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by vpribble 5y ago
Yes we are! While the cell metabolism is marginally diminished by our scaffolding method, the overall cell viability remains high.
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by vpribble 5y ago
Good Food Institute has a great write-up on the reduction of emissions and land use which can be found here ( https://gfi.org/blog/cultivated-meat-lca-tea/ ). To summarize it, with renewables along the production ch
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by vpribble 5y ago
We definitely agree with you that the reactors currently used in biopharma were not really meant for the level of production required to scale cultivated meat. As for the growth, typically you'll find what's called a "seed tr
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by vpribble 5y ago
Contamination is definitely a problem for cultivated meat. It is one of the leading risks when scaling because if the reactor is contaminated at all, you could lose entire batches of meat, and as you can imagine, this is a huge cost hit. To
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by vpribble 5y ago
Great question! So the basic medium composition itself is fairly simple, but the growth factors can be difficult to make. There are many places along the supply chain that are strained due to recent events. Because of this, procuring the fo