Sam Altman backed RetroBio with $180 million to study aging. The startup runs mouse experiments inside repurposed shipping containers with a custom air purification system, keeping costs down while scaling fast.
All right, I am at RetroBio, which is a longevity company funded by Sam Altman to the tune of $180 million. And they have these super cool vivariums with mice in these containers, shipping containers, which is wild. It's just a lab, like kind of on the cheap, do it quick. And fast. And when you watch Core Memory in a couple months or a couple weeks, we will have pictures of the mice in them. Look at this crazy HVAC system that the company built to purify the air that's going into all these things. It's like a monster. Very cool way to do a lab.
