Versiti’s 79,000-sq-ft, $79M research wing is topping off in Wauwatosa, promising new labs, roughly 100 jobs and closer ties with local medical research partners.

Cleveland Clinic launched a Space Health Center to study microgravity's effects on the heart, train clinicians and translate findings into patient care.

Blackstone and Google announced a $5 billion joint venture to sell Google TPUs as compute-as-a-service, targeting about 500MW of capacity by 2027. Benjamin Treynor Sloss will lead the new company and outlets say the buildout could scale much larger.

A production‑representative MQ‑25 Stingray finished a two‑hour flight out of MidAmerica Airport, bringing Boeing's new Mascoutah plant a step closer to full production. The test validated autonomous controls and sets up further Navy trials.

A Northwestern study shows montelukast reprograms tumor-supporting immune cells and restores checkpoint-inhibitor response in lab models.

A new AI reader glitched during Glendale Community College's commencement, skipping several students' names. Officials apologized and re-called missed graduates to walk the stage.

Penn engineers refined a Nile Red staining method to make microplastics visible in creek and tap samples and aim to roll out school-friendly kits as federal funding ramps up.

NYC‑based Runway hit No. 45 on CNBC's Disruptor 50 after a $315M Series E and major product and compute moves that pushed its valuation toward $5.3B.

Morgan State landed $8.9M to build a molecular biology lab and expand microelectronics equipment, a direct boost to the university’s research and training capacity.

CompTIA sees a slight rebound for Portland's tech workforce in 2026 after two years of decline, with AI and data roles leading hiring.

A May 12 federal complaint says Hisense and VIDAA snapshot screens every half‑second, build cross‑device profiles and share them with ad‑tech and Chinese affiliates.

Atara and partner Pierre Fabre won narrow FDA guidance that could allow a resubmission for tabelecleucel; the stock spiked and the companies plan more data and follow‑up.

Philadelphia robotics firm Exyn went public in a $19.4M Nasdaq listing, a rare local tech IPO — even as SEC filings show a $75.9M accumulated deficit and limited cash.