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      <title>September 11 Wire Digest: Antares Lands $161M Space Reactor Award, Tempus Goes After Whole-Genome Scale</title>
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      <description>Friday&amp;rsquo;s wire leaned hard toward capital going into physical things. Reactors, cathode plants, industrial printers. The AI announcements were there too, but they had a different shape than they did a year ago, and that shift is the more interesting story.
Hardware got the big cheques Antares picked up a $161 million Strategic Breakthrough Award to demonstrate a space reactor. That is a demonstration contract, not a production one, and the gap between those two things has swallowed plenty of nuclear programs before.</description>
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