Fort Lauderdale Tech Player Element Solutions Scooped Up In $14.5 Billion AI Frenzy
Solstice will acquire Fort Lauderdale’s Element Solutions in a $14.5B cash-and-stock deal that links electronics materials with data‑center cooling and AI hardware.
UCSF Brain Trust Bets On Two-Drug Salvo In High-Stakes San Francisco Alzheimer’s Trial
UCSF has launched a nationwide Alzheimer’s trial testing whether combining an anti‑amyloid drug with an experimental tau therapy beats single drugs; initial screenings have begun.
Fresno State Fires Up Farm Supercomputer To Jolt Central Valley Agriculture
Fresno State and UC San Diego opened the F3i Supercomputing Center to give Central Valley growers shared access to AI, high-performance computing and training. The hub pairs campus resources with SDSC expertise and F3 Innovate programs.
New Berlin 6-Year-Old First in U.S. to Get Breakthrough Brain Drug at Children’s Wisconsin
Children’s Wisconsin has become the first U.S. hospital to treat a child with Avlayah, a newly FDA‑approved brain‑penetrant therapy for Hunter syndrome. The hospital started infusions for a 6‑year‑old from New Berlin this week.
Sleepy Fort Collins Airstrip Becomes CSU’s High-Tech Drone Test Hub
Colorado State has repaved Christman Airfield and is expanding drone testing lanes, subsurface imaging facilities and student training on its Foothills campus. The upgrades aim to support research, wildfire response and industry partnerships.
Cupertino vs. San Francisco: Apple Drags OpenAI Into Trade Secret Showdown
Apple sued OpenAI, accusing the ChatGPT maker of soliciting and using confidential Apple hardware materials. The complaint names two former Apple employees and asks a San Francisco federal court to block use of those materials.
Berkeley Nobel Chemist Jumps Ship To Beijing’s New AI Lab
Nobel-winning chemist Omar Yaghi is leaving UC Berkeley to lead AIMATRY at Tsinghua University, citing U.S. funding concerns and a chance to scale AI-driven materials discovery.












