Generative AI leapt from lab demo to boardroom agenda in record time, but the real-world applications revealed real flaws. Hallucinations, shallow reasoning, and “context amnesia” show that current large language models (LLMs) are statistical parrots, not crystal-clear oracles. Yet each weakness is a door, not a dead end.

Imagine a world so small that it’s invisible to the naked eye — a world where things are measured in billionths of a meter, or "nanometers." That’s the realm of nanotechnology, a field that’s all about working with materials and devices at this incredibly tiny scale, typically less than 100 nanometers. At this size, scientists and engineers can tweak the building blocks of matter — atoms and molecules — to create new materials, tools, and even medicines with amazing properties.

Radix Ventures has joined the group of investors supporting the growth of Fresh Inset, a company offering the breakthrough Vidre+™ technology for extending the freshness of harvested fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Acting as the lead investor in this late Series B round, Radix Ventures contributes to a total raise of PLN 18 million, which will support the company’s international expansion.

Some experts claim that cleantech (or climatetech) is losing favor with venture capital (VC) investors, raising concerns about whether we are witnessing another cleantech bubble bursting. However, a closer examination of investment trends, technological advancements, and policy support suggests that cleantech remains a growing and evolving sector. Let's we delve into the key trends shaping the industry.

Generative AI and deepfake technology have captured public attention in recent years, commanding headlines for their uncanny ability to manipulate visuals and audio. Yet lurking behind these innovations is a potentially more disruptive force: quantum computing.

We are pleased to announce that Radix Ventures has become a member of PSIK, the Polish Private Equity & Venture Capital Association.