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Tamez Labs

Tamez Labs

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Tamez Labs is a podcast about the AI economy. Companies and tools. Who's raising. What's shipping. What's worth your time. AI startup episodes profile one company that just raised $100M or more. The product, the founders, the market, and hidden details. We uncover what made the round make sense to the people who wrote the checks. Head-to-head episodes put the latest AI tools to a challenge to see which one wins. Claude vs Cursor. ChatGPT vs Gemini. Veo vs Sora. Hosted by Trip and Jack. New episodes weekly. Tamez Labs is for entertainment purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Subscribe on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts. https://grep.news/podcast/tamez-labs© 2026 Tamez Labs. All rights reserved. Economics Leadership Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • Northslope Acquired by OpenAI's DeployCo After $22M Series A
    Jul 16 2026
    Northslope was an 88-person applied AI company built by ex-Palantir engineers to deploy custom applications inside large enterprises. About five months after closing a $22 million Series A, OpenAI's deployment subsidiary came calling. The story behind that acquisition reveals a quiet but significant shift in how frontier AI labs think about where the real value gets created.
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    10 mins
  • GPT-5.6 Sol Tested: Coding Engine or Creative Tool
    Jul 9 2026
    OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol and its Sol Ultra sibling just launched as the company's flagship reasoning-and-code models — but nearly every performance number comes straight from OpenAI's own preview data. Trip Wire and Jack Lock break down what the agentic architecture actually does, where independent reviewers diverged from the vendor chart, and why the model's 1.0 content-publishing score tells most creatives everything they need to know.
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    9 mins
  • Etched Raises $500M to Build a Dedicated Inference Chip
    Jul 6 2026
    Etched is a chip startup that raised $800 million on a simple but radical premise: you can't fix AI inference by swapping one part. This episode traces how three Harvard dropouts went from a 30-page memo that every investor passed on to a five-billion-dollar company with over a billion dollars in signed contracts before shipping a single rack.
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    10 mins
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