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MarketsandMarkets projects the global data center generators market to grow from $8.57 billion in 2026 to $9.79 billion by 2031, driven by modular construction trends and strong demand in North America.
OpenTug and Telegraph have announced a partnership to integrate visibility across North American barge and rail freight networks, combining OpenTug's barge management platform with Telegraph's rail intelligence system for unified operational planning.
Integrated Cyber Solutions has released an updated white paper on its VEIL privacy-preserving machine learning system, reporting data compression above 95 percent while maintaining model performance across enterprise use cases.
Octagos has introduced Ask Atlas, an AI tool that enables cardiac device clinics to query their clinical, operational, and billing data using natural language. The platform, built on Atlas AI, was previewed at the Heart Rhythm Society meeting in April 2026.
Toptal has acquired Adeva, a global IT talent platform, to strengthen its consulting and technology capabilities and broaden its access to skilled professionals worldwide.
Kleinschmidt has acquired eBase Solutions to combine supply chain integration with enterprise automation and analytics. The merged company aims to deliver complete integration from external data exchange to internal operations.
Enhanced announced that its first Enhanced Games event in Las Vegas generated over $32 million in sponsorship deal value, supported by partners including ZOOP, Rumble, Roku, and Rezolve AI.
System One has expanded its nuclear energy leadership team with three industry veterans to strengthen its capabilities in small modular reactors, outages, restarts, and spent fuel management. The move aligns with rising demand for nuclear power driven by AI infrastructure growth and clean energy mandates.
Willie and Tom Reale will launch Feral Fiction, a patented AI reading platform that turns screen time into reading time, at the Yale Innovation Summit on May 27.
Qlik has named Saugata Saha as its new President and Chief Executive Officer, effective July 31, 2026. Saha joins from S&P Global, where he was President of S&P Global Market Intelligence and Chief Enterprise Data Officer.
Rokt has appointed Sam Dozor, former mParticle leader, as Chief Technology Officer to oversee engineering, infrastructure, and security across the company. The move follows Rokt's acquisition of mParticle and aims to accelerate the development of its unified AI platform.
Copia Automation has launched Copia Actions, a configurable workflow engine designed to automate code management tasks across PLC, HMI, and robotic controllers in industrial environments.
Govini has been ranked 18th on the 2026 NatSec100 list by the Silicon Valley Defense Group and J.P. Morgan, marking the largest climb of any company in this year's index.
Skan AI has launched the Agentic Business Context Foundation (ABCF), a framework that defines the operational intelligence layer needed for enterprise AI agents to function effectively in complex environments.
Crew Scaler has released a detailed 120-page analysis on the security of multi-agent AI systems, evaluating 16 frameworks and identifying major gaps in current safety practices.
Tokyo and Palo Alto-based biotechnology company bitBiome has closed an oversubscribed seed extension round, bringing its total equity and non-dilutive funding to over 45 million USD. The company plans to expand its microbial enzyme discovery and engineering platforms and strengthen its global partnerships.
Apogee has received a five-year, $103.6 million contract to provide positioning, navigation, and timing support services for the Department of War, focusing on GPS modernization across multiple U.S. Air Force bases.
Rain has committed $100 million in liquidity to support the launch of its V2 decentralized prediction markets protocol ahead of the FIFA World Cup, positioning the company among the top three global prediction markets by total value locked.
Didit has secured $7.5 million in seed funding to expand its AI-based identity and fraud infrastructure globally, with backing from Y Combinator and other investors.
The global AI in energy distribution market is projected to rise from 7.1 billion dollars in 2026 to 42.7 billion dollars by 2033, driven by renewable energy integration and grid modernization, according to a press release.
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