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Reed Jobs would rather talk about curing cancer than his last name

Reed Jobs is dedicated to fighting cancer rather than focusing on his family legacy. He has launched Yosemite, a venture aimed at transforming academic research into biotech solutions. With the help of AI, Yosemite is set to revolutionize d...

TechCrunch· Jul 12, 2026 · 3:32 AM · 1 views

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Reed Jobs is dedicated to fighting cancer rather than focusing on his family legacy. He has launched Yosemite, a venture aimed at transforming academic research into biotech solutions. With the help of AI, Yosemite is set to revolutionize drug discovery and clinical trials to tackle cancer's toughest challenges.

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