A viral clip credited the U of M with a huge cover‑crop breakthrough; Extension says the study is fabricated and warns growers.

MindMaze Therapeutics has opened a U.S. headquarters and patient experience center at The Pearl in Charlotte as it moves to commercialize immersive neurotherapies.

Massive AI spending plans and a TSMC expansion rattled chip stocks Friday, sending markets lower. Bay Area tech names and suppliers led the decline.

After a roughly $178M share of the Moderna settlement, Warminster’s Arbutus filed three international patent suits against Pfizer and BioNTech and signaled plans to return capital to shareholders.

Lenovo's AI is stabilizing referee cams during the World Cup, and its Morrisville team helped build the 3D avatars and stadium replicas used in broadcasts.

A 10‑year, roughly $500M Care Alliance between GE HealthCare and Catholic Health will add 1,300+ imaging devices and AI tools across Long Island hospitals to speed diagnosis and expand specialty services.

ECL has ordered PowerCell PS190 units and signed an MoU for about 300 MW, starting at its 35MW CSC‑1 campus in Santa Clara and building on a Mountain View pilot.

Santa Clara's Autonomous Healthcare won FDA De Novo authorization for Syncron‑E, the first ventilator waveform analysis device, clearing a path for AI‑assisted ICU monitoring.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned that Anthropic’s Mythos AI poses urgent cybersecurity risks and needs tight controls as regulators weigh permissioned access.

Illinois Tech won a UGC Letter of Approval to open a Mumbai campus and will enroll students for fall 2026, becoming the first U.S. university to offer U.S. degrees in India.

Atlanta’s QumulusAI began trading on Nasdaq under the ticker QMLS after a direct listing; the GPU‑cloud startup has booked big contracts but reported operating losses in recent years.

A Radiology study finds AI-generated X-rays can fool trained radiologists, creating new fraud and cybersecurity headaches for hospitals and insurers.

Brussels ordered Google to open Android and share anonymized search signals with rival AI firms, setting firm deadlines and raising privacy and legal questions. The move could reshape how assistants and search compete worldwide.