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Platform engineering is a hot topic right now. Platform is a product with self-service features, providing the right infrastructure, tools, and processes that enable efficient, scalable software development, deployment, and management.  A 2025 Google Cloud/ESG research report found that 55% of global organizations have adopted platform engineering, with 90% of those planning to expand it further. In the majority of companies (85%), developers already rely on the platform.

Talk of robots is everywhere — the assumption is that they’re destined to be AI made flesh, and the next leap in machine evolution. Yet few people understand where exactly these robots will appear, or how they will specifically help us. Sure, there are plenty of presentations showing humanoid-like robots dancing and pouring champagne into glasses. But that looks more like expensive toys. What should we expect in reality?

Over the past year, the healthtech market has grown noticeably more demanding toward products tied to nutrition, disease prevention, and digital user support. According to Rock Health, American digital health startups raised $14.2 billion in 2025 — but the money is being distributed with growing inequality: the number of deals has declined while the average check has grown, as capital concentrated in the hands of fewer companies. Investors have become markedly more selective toward startups.