Oratomic levanta €300M, costes de IA y la OPV récord de SK Hynix

In this episode of SeedRocket IA, we analyze the massive 300 million dollar funding round for Oratomic, a quantum computing startup backed by Vinod Khosla that claims it can build a commercially viable quantum computer with just 20,000 qubits by the end of the decade using advanced error-correction. We also look at China's ambitious plans for a lunar laser power grid to fuel rovers in the dark, highlighting how the mastery of photon engineering is shaping the next wave of deep tech. On the software front, we explore the shifting economics of AI. As Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue points out, high API costs are driving scaling enterprises toward open-source alternatives. We break down the launch of OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol and Meta's Muse Spark 1.1, where the battleground has shifted from raw intelligence to cost-efficiency and reliability—exemplified by Meta's model drastically reducing hallucinations by simply learning to say "I don't know." Additionally, we cover Meta's recent rollback of its Instagram-mention image feature under pressure from talent agencies. Finally, we dive into the geopolitical chess match for hardware supremacy. SK Hynix pulls off a record-breaking 26.5 billion dollar US IPO fueled by Nvidia's hunger for HBM memory, while the US pressures them to build on American soil. Meanwhile, China matches SpaceX with its own sea-landed reusable rocket booster and backs its semiconductor industry with a new 737 million dollar "patient capital" fund. We wrap up with a reflection on why the ultimate competitive advantage in today's market might just be time and patience.