VivoPower International is acquiring OGDC Pte Ltd, securing rights to a 291MW portfolio of powered land in Finland. The $13 million deal, expected to close in February 2026, will see OGDC’s co-founders join VivoPower’s leadership.
FORT Robotics has launched the Wireless E-Stop Pro, a wearable safety device for industrial machines. It allows operators to send a certified stop command from up to 200 meters away in dense radio environments.
AWS is moving forward with plans for a huge new data center campus in Pennsylvania. The project involves ten buildings on a 346-acre site the company bought last year for $178 million.
Leidos is making a massive bet on the modernization of America’s power grid. The defense and engineering giant is acquiring power design firm ENTRUST Solutions Group for $2.4 billion.
Google Cloud’s gaming director, Jack Buser, is pushing the “Iron Man suit” analogy for AI in game development. He claims a major shift is happening, despite loud industry backlash. But the promised benefits are still more theory than reality for most.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration has a wild proposal: repurpose thousands of retired military jet engines to power data centers. The idea taps into a potential 40GW of capacity sitting in the Arizona desert. But is this a practical solution or just a fascinating thought experiment?
Asus’s latest ZenBook Duo features two full 14-inch OLED displays and a detachable keyboard. Powered by Intel’s new Core Ultra X9 388H, it’s a creative multitasking powerhouse that can even handle modern gaming, but not without some quirks.
Microsoft has confirmed a serious bug in its January 2026 Windows 11 security updates. The issue causes a boot failure with an “UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME” error, requiring manual recovery steps. The company says reports are limited but is actively investigating.
Finland is launching a direct campaign to recruit American tech talent, emphasizing a 40-hour work week and a 2-week Fast Track visa. With roles at companies like Oura Ring and quantum startups, it’s betting on lifestyle over pure pay.
A team from the University of Michigan has set a new benchmark for 2DEG density in gallium nitride semiconductors. Using a thin aluminium nitride barrier, they’ve unlocked potential for more powerful and efficient RF amplifiers. This breakthrough hinges on meticulous control of strain at the atomic
