DTE Energy just signed a data center agreement that will increase its electric load by 25%. This single deal represents transformational growth for the utility, but comes with significant challenges and opportunities for the broader energy sector.
While investors chase infinitely scalable software, one founder believes the real disruption opportunity lies in messy, human-intensive enterprise services. The very “services” investors dismiss as dirty words could be the key to Netflix-ing traditional consultancies.
The average household faces nearly 30 cyber attacks daily on connected devices. With millions of Android devices compromised out-of-the-box, the threat is real and immediate. Here’s what you need to know.
OpenAI is targeting a late 2026 IPO that could value the company at $1 trillion, but faces steep losses despite projected $20 billion revenue. The company’s restructuring into a public benefit corporation unlocks $30 billion in Softbank funding while creating new governance challenges.
Adobe is betting big on conversational AI to transform creative software. The expanded Google Cloud partnership could redefine how millions of creators work with tools like Photoshop and Adobe Express.
What was once a NASA luxury is becoming a commercial necessity. Satellite servicing costs have dropped from hundreds of millions to potentially under $50 million per mission, creating a new orbital economy.
Schaltbau has launched the Eddicy R300 high-voltage relay, extending its proven railway technology to industrial testing applications. The relay handles up to 10,000V with advanced safety features for demanding test environments.
Researchers have uncovered a remarkable vulnerability in one of medicine’s most drug-resistant bacteria. By exploiting the pathogen’s own defense mechanisms, they’ve created a compound that becomes more lethal as the bacteria tries to fight it off.
Eli Lilly’s blockbuster quarter with Zepbound and Mounjaro signals more than just financial success. The pharmaceutical giant faces critical challenges in scaling production and defending market share against intensifying competition.
U.S. rare earth miners saw immediate stock gains after China agreed to delay export restrictions. The temporary reprieve highlights ongoing vulnerabilities in critical mineral supply chains that power everything from EVs to defense systems.
