U2opia Technology has licensed ORNL's Situ and Heartbeat anomaly-detection technologies to enhance cybersecurity solutions, with plans to market these tools to help protect against digital security threats.

Texas settled with Pieces Technologies over misleading AI healthcare claims, requiring them to disclose true performance metrics and educate hospital staff.

ORNL launched a program to collaborate with businesses on electric grid research, providing access to lab resources to spur innovation and market opportunities.

The ORNL hosted its 20th OLCF user meeting to foster collaboration in high-performance computing, featuring updates on technical achievements and future systems.

The FAA has postponed approval for increased Starship launches by SpaceX, citing the need for additional environmental and safety reviews. SpaceX has criticized the delays as overly bureaucratic.

The Spallation Neutron Source at ORNL has been upgraded, boosting its capabilities with additional cryogenic modules and power units, promising to increase its output to as high as 2.0 megawatts by 2027.

MIT startup AeroShield opens a facility to produce advanced insulating windows using aerogel, targeting reduced heat loss and carbon emissions in buildings.

Materials scientist Takeshi Egami has provided groundbreaking insights into the structure and behavior of liquids and metallic glasses, challenging traditional theories with advanced techniques like neutron scattering.

ORNL has launched an intern program focusing on IoT cybersecurity, where students research vulnerabilities in smart devices to prepare for cybersecurity challenges.

ORNL scientist Daryl Yang uses remote sensing to study Arctic changes, integrating machine learning to predict climate impacts and examining the effects of wildfires on the ecosystem.

An MIT study in Physical Review D suggests primordial black holes could cause ripples in planetary orbits, offering a new method to detect dark matter by observing Mars' orbit.

Denver has signed a City2City agreement with Auckland to expand international business, focusing on technology startups and innovation, with support for eligible ventures from both cities.

Napa County receives a $20,000 grant to combat the Digital Divide and promote digital equity, joining a collaborative effort to share strategies and progress towards inclusivity in technology access.