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­The U.S. solar industry is growing exponentially, driven in part by government policy and mature photovoltaic technology. And while the industry added 7.5 gigawatts direct current of capacity in Q2 2025, the U.S. could learn a lot from the European example (and Asia for that matter). And on the

­We’re now at the stage of electric vehicle dissemination where costs between EVs and gas-powered vehicles are starting to intersect. According to market research firm Gartner, battery electric vehicles will be, on average, cheaper to produce than a comparable internal combustion engine by 2027.

SandBoxAQ just released the AQCat25-EV2, a quantitative AI model trained on a dataset with 13.5 million high-fidelity quantum chemistry calculations across 47,000 intermediate-catalyst systems. And just recently, SandBoxAQ worked with the U.S., using the former’s

­Hollywood, for all its environmental advocacy, doesn’t always make the best choices for the environment OR rely on the greenest power sources. Most production companies rely on gas and diesel generators, which not only emit CO₂ emissions but a huge amount of noise. ReVolt Holdings

­As renewable energy like wind and solar has become more prominent, energy storage has become ever more critical. But recent incidents like the large-scale blackout in Spain and the recent one in L.A. have shifted the way companies view battery storage – for renewable energy and for business

­One of the most critical questions surrounding the Internet of Things is the myriad power requirements for all the devices that comprise this interconnected network of, for lack of a better words, everything. And along those lines, Energous Wireless Power Solutions recently launched

­We’re all keenly aware that space engineers have to design their systems to function in the most challenging environments, but terrestrial autonomous systems also have to deal with extreme challenges, like radiation exposure. And on the line to discuss this is Bernd Lienhard, CEO of VORAGO

­You’ve probably heard the term “ethical hacking” or “white hat hacking,” as opposed to black hat hacking, which are, of course, malicious hacker who aim to infiltrate closed system, cause damage, commit theft, or just sow chaos. But ethical hacking has turned into quite the lucrative

­We’ve recently witnessed an exponential increase in data center power demands, driven largely by the equally monumental rise in generative AI. By one estimate, generative AI could add anywhere from $2.6 to 4.4 trillion dollars in global economic benefits annually, and so it’s no surprise

­Today we’re discussing an exciting development, as Astrobotic and WiBotic just completed flight testing of a wireless lunar charging system. The testing took place over 4 months under the most extreme conditions. And on the line to discuss this cool bit of news is WiBotic’s CEO, Ben