Sparknify
The Sparknify Podcast
The Sparknify Podcast features conversations with founders, investors, technologists, and creators shaping the future of innovation. Produced in the heart of Silicon Valley, the show explores the ideas, technologies, and people driving the next wave of change. Episodes include discussions from Sparknify’s studio programs, technology forums, and innovation events, covering topics such as artificial intelligence, robotics, deep tech, venture capital, and entrepreneurship. Join the conversations with the builders, thinkers, and leaders shaping what comes next.
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23 de mai de 2026
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Can We Actually Live Longer? The Science, Startups & AI Race to Extend Human Life 23.05.2026 45:19
What if the people we love — our parents, mentors, friends, and the creators who shape our world — could stay with us longer? In this episode of Silicon Valley Unplugged (SV Up), Sparknify explores one of humanity’s most powerful questions: can we extend not just lifespan, but healthy human life? Our guest is Dr. Artem Trotsyuk, a longevity researcher, entrepreneur, and investor working at the int...
Corporate Capital in the Age of AI 10.03.2026 43:45
How do the corporate venture arms of the world’s largest industrial companies decide where the future of technology is heading? In this episode of Silicon Valley Unplugged, Sparknify brings together leaders from three of the most influential corporate venture capital groups shaping the next wave of AI, semiconductors, and deep tech innovation. These investors sit at the intersection of frontier te...
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