Canadian Watch-Party App Slaps Apple With Antitrust Suit Over App Store Ban
Rave says Apple removed its co‑watching app after launching SharePlay and has sued in the U.S. and abroad, asking courts to restore the app on iOS/macOS and seek damages. The filing lands amid renewed legal pressure on Apple’s App Store rules.
Sacramento Battery Upstart Plugs Into Data Center Boom With New U.S.-Made Power Play
Sparkz debuted the SparkzCore22 in Sacramento — a U.S.-made LFP battery system pitched for data centers, virtual power plants and home backup. Company leaders say the unit is built from U.S. cathodes through finished packs.
Feds Hand Madison Mushroom Lab a Golden Ticket in Depression Drug Race
A Madison nonprofit won a federal voucher to speed FDA review of psilocybin for major depression, joining two other programs selected under an April executive order. Local researchers say the award validates years of work but leaves rollout questions.
Nvidia-Corning AI Pact To Bring 3,000 Factory Jobs To North Carolina, Texas
Corning says three new U.S. plants and more than 3,000 jobs will follow a multiyear partnership with Nvidia; the deal includes warrants that could lead to a multi‑billion dollar investment.
Ohio State Plots Giant Tech Tower To Dominate 315 And Startups
Ohio State is pitching a skyline-scale "tech tower" visible from State Route 315 that leaders say will centralize labs and speed student startups into business. University officials call it a way to make the campus a hands-on R&D partner for Ohio companies.












