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Heron Power will convert a 286,000-square-foot warehouse into a transformer plant, betting AI data centers can't wait four years for parts.
Jared Isaacman toured Rocketdyne's Mason campus days after its $845 million spinoff, calling the site vital to NASA's nuclear-powered Mars plans.
TheAustin.org posed as a local newsroom with a fictional writer and an address that doesn't check out. Its Texas-based owner runs dozens more like it.
Every DCSD middle and high schooler and staffer will be certified in Google Gemini by spring 2027, the district says.
A Hyde County paramedic flew a 254-pound ultralight aircraft to two 911 calls, landing right in a patient's yard.
The Nashville eye care company is stacking new products even as its latest earnings report shows a widening loss.
A satellite anomaly nicknamed the Taraia Object has drawn a 16-person Purdue-led crew to a Pacific atoll this October.
About 23 jobs are gone as Aura Biosciences narrows its focus to a single eye cancer drug and stretches cash into 2029.
Mercy Hospital used magnets to guide instruments during Florida's first MARS surgery, part of a new Miami training hub for the technology.
Neurocrine says no causal link has been found, but families of Prader-Willi patients are demanding more transparency on Vykat XR.
Enloe Health cut the ribbon on its Gonzales Comprehensive Cancer Center, nearly triple the size of its old Cohasset Road clinic.
A 17-year-old Boulder student wants Colorado to copy California's playbook after his friend couldn't explain his own AI-written essay.
The Nashville company now serves nearly 4 million rural patients through 3,800 provider partnerships nationwide.
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