Nexithon Technologies is the personal investment and analytical platform of Denis Muratov
The company is focused on identifying, assessing, and supporting selected private investment opportunities, with an emphasis on strategic research, market analysis, and long-term value creation.
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Tracking the technologies shaping the next decade – from AI infrastructure and autonomous systems to biotechnology, space, and frontier markets.
The US federal government has obligated $41.3M to Verily for wastewater testing as the National Wastewater Surveillance System turns from pandemic scramble into permanent infrastructure. Biobot, which built the network, lost the federal contract and then Massachusetts.
The FAA granted DoorDash a Part 135 air carrier certificate on July 29, letting it run its own drone fleet. What the certificate unlocks, and what it does not.
Form Energy raised a $750M Series G led by T. Rowe Price to scale 100-hour iron-air batteries. The company now holds an 80 GWh backlog, anchored by Google's 30 GWh Minnesota project and an AI data center deal with Crusoe.
AMD's data center business grew 107% in one quarter and now carries 58% of the company. The second-half test: whether the Helios rack-scale ramp converts into margin.
Infinimmune raised $75M to take two human-derived antibodies into atopic dermatitis. One hits IL-13, the validated target. The other targets IL-22, which no approved biologic has ever drugged. Regeneron, which owns the market leader, co-led the round.
Blue Origin's Blue Alchemist turns lunar regolith into solar cells, wiring, and oxygen on the spot. NASA's project page, updated 2026-07-17, shows the eight-technology autonomous line maturing toward TRL 6, with the simulated-lunar-environment demonstration scheduled for 2026.
Honeywell is shipping magnetic-anomaly navigation to drones in 2026. The technique can't be jammed or spoofed because it emits nothing; the bottleneck is a missing anomaly map, now a policy target for 2027.