Dublin-based CEL Critical Power is expanding into the US with a major Virginia manufacturing facility. The $40 million investment will create 250 skilled jobs in the first year, targeting the booming AI infrastructure market. This represents a significant bet on the future of American data centers a
Axon’s stock took a 17% nosedive after the company reported disappointing Q3 earnings. The TASER maker missed analyst expectations with adjusted earnings of $1.17 per share versus the $1.52 forecast, blaming new tariffs for squeezing margins.
The pandemic exposed critical vulnerabilities in America’s supply chains. Now companies like GM are moving beyond headlines to build real domestic capacity for everything from rare earth magnets to semiconductors.
Carrier Global is diving deeper into data center liquid cooling with new CDUs ranging from 1.3-5MW. The units feature modular heat exchangers that achieve approach temperatures as low as 3.6°F. This expands their QuantumLeap thermal management suite launched earlier this year.
The fossil energy sector is shifting from centralized automation to field-level intelligence. New “swarm governance” models let devices collaborate directly on safety responses. This approach maintains operations even during network failures.
DDR5 memory prices have skyrocketed, with some kits now costing twice what they did just a few months ago. The price surge is driven by AI demand and supply shortages affecting both consumer and enterprise markets. There’s no end in sight for these unprecedented price hikes.
Littelfuse just dropped a game-changing solid-state relay that could make batteries obsolete in smart thermostats and building controls. The CPC1601M harvests operating power directly from the load it’s controlling while drawing less than 1 μA from system supply. This could finally solve the common
IBM is laying off thousands of employees this quarter, with architects, engineers, and AI specialists among those affected. The cuts come as CEO Arvind Krishna continues advocating for AI-driven workforce transformation. Meanwhile, IBM reported strong Q3 revenue growth of 7% year-over-year.
IBM is cutting a “low single-digit percentage” of its global workforce in the fourth quarter. The company employed 270,000 people at the end of 2024, meaning even a 1% reduction would eliminate 2,700 jobs.
Researchers have created molecules that can actively control light energy amplification through simple pressure changes. This breakthrough in singlet fission technology could lead to highly efficient energy devices and advanced medical treatments. The flexible molecular design allows external contro
