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Function Health Connects Your Lab Results to AI — Here’s Why It Matters
Your blood test results just got a lot more useful — if you know how to use them Most people who get lab work done receive a PDF, glance at the numbers, and have no idea what half of them mean. Function Health is trying to change that. On March 20, 2026, the Austin-based health
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Trump Approves 10GW of New US Power — NextEra Energy Delivers It
Trump just approved 10 gigawatts of new natural gas power — and America’s biggest energy builder is the one delivering it America’s power grid is running out of headroom. AI data centres, reshored factories, and electrified transportation are all competing for electricity that the grid was not built to supply at this scale or speed.
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How Amazon Is Turning CO2 Into Concrete to Hit Net Zero by 2040
Amazon is betting that concrete — yes, concrete — holds the key to its net-zero future The construction industry produces more than 35% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Concrete alone accounts for around 8% of global CO2 output, making it one of the single largest contributors to climate change on earth. And yet it is
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GI Innovation and J&J Team Up to Tackle Advanced Prostate Cancer
A small Korean biotech just secured a deal with Johnson & Johnson to tackle one of prostate cancer’s hardest challenges When a company the size of Johnson & Johnson agrees to supply its drug to a clinical trial run by a smaller biotech, it is not a routine transaction. It is a vote of confidence.
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How a $100M Ohio Solar Project Just Completed Its Final Funding
A $100 million solar project just completed funding in Ohio — and it’s already under construction Doral Renewables just closed the final piece of financing for its Great Bend Solar project in Meigs County, Ohio. The announcement came on March 19, 2026, and the numbers behind it tell a story worth paying attention to. More
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Blue Moon Metals Secures North America’s Top Germanium District
Blue Moon just secured what could be the most important germanium and gallium district in North America Most people have never heard of germanium or gallium. That is about to change. These two metals sit at the heart of semiconductors, defence electronics, solar panels, and fibre optic networks. They are on the US Geological Survey’s
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Why Electric Bus Battery Fires Are Catching Agencies Off Guard
Here is something transit agencies do not talk about enough. Lithium-ion battery fires do not start with smoke or flames. They start silently, deep inside the battery pack, with heat building invisibly until the system enters thermal runaway. At that point, the battery generates its own heat faster than anything can stop it. Conventional fire
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How Nuclear Power Is Solving the AI Energy Crisis
Three companies announced a significant partnership on March 18, 2026, that puts nuclear energy and artificial intelligence infrastructure in the same sentence for serious commercial reasons. Guidehouse, IP3 Corporation, and Cybernetic Intelligence are joining forces to build nuclear-powered computing infrastructure designed for government, defence, and mission-critical AI workloads. The partnership is based in Virginia and
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How OPTEL Is Reshaping Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Pharma factories are leaving capacity on the table — and this AI partnership wants to fix that Two Canadian companies just announced a partnership that could change how pharmaceutical manufacturers plan their production. On March 17, 2026, OPTEL and Kaster Technologies revealed a commercial agreement to bring AI-powered production planning to drug manufacturers worldwide. The
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Which Energy Companies Win When Hormuz Shuts Down
Executive Summary The US Department of Defense is the single largest institutional consumer of petroleum on earth, responsible for 93% of all US government fuel consumption. In peacetime, the DoD consumes approximately 4.6 billion gallons of fuel annually, an average of 12.6 million gallons per day. Jet fuel, specifically JP-8, accounts for more than 50%
