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Today, we are announcing an agreement to acquire ADT.View quoted post on X
Home security has the qualities we look for in the businesses we own: an essential service built on specialist expertise and earned trust.
We see an opportunity to build on that foundation for decades, investing in its people and technology to deliver the best outcomes for customers.
Our ambition is to help ADT define the next era of trusted home security.
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That's a wrap! Today, we're (@_DimensionCap) releasing the third volume of our Research Magazine.View quoted post on X
Before anything else, I want to shout out my tremendous research colleagues Bauer (@bauer_lesavage) and Frank (@ChemVagabond), who were both core contributors to this volume.
We're also releasing a digital version:
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Compared to previous magazines, our third work is more heavily focused on machine learning. That's by design.
Dimension invests in all companies, small and large, spanning the continuum from compute to the life sciences. At our core, we love technical teams working on the hardest, most important problems.
That means data center infrastructure, new networking protocols, new silicon, inference optimization, physical AI, lean/tech-enabled biotechs, data generation, and more.
As such, we challenged ourselves to go deeper into the compute stack than ever before, and how it connects to various branches of science. This magazine is a small sliver of the proverbial 'research exhaust' that our team generates over the course of a few quarters.
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One piece I want to highlight is Without Form and Void, which was my attempt at unifying my background in fluid mechanics, my admiration of clever inductive biases in ML, and a major industry chokepoint seldom talked about in CS circles, which is bioprocess scaling.
It's also the first piece I've tried writing with this much history (back to Galileo).
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We hope you like Vol. 3 and we can't wait to show you all what's in store in Vol. 4!
Over the past few months, Anthropic scientists have engaged in deep research partnerships with six organizations developing new medicines. We've also begun drug discovery efforts of our own.View quoted post on X
In doing so, we’ve learned much more about how Claude can support the many stages of drug development.
In this blog post, we share some early results from these efforts, and describe how this work fits in with our wider ambitions in the life sciences.
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