D-Orbit and ELECTRA AI have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to integrate ELECTRA AI's advanced battery intelligence platform into satellites. This collaboration will enable real-time, onboard AI battery management with high accuracy, improving satellite mission reliability by continuously monitoring and optimizing battery performance. The partnership combines D-Orbit's satellite telemetry with ELECTRA AI's cloud analytics to enhance battery understanding across satellite fleets. This move marks ELECTRA AI's expansion into space technology, complementing its presence in other battery-powered sectors, and is part of its plan to go public on Nasdaq in late 2026.
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Bitcoin Treasury Capital, a Stockholm-based firm, has received approval to issue 195,078 Class A preferred shares on the Spotlight Stock Market, starting July 20, 2026. These shares, priced at SEK 120 each, offer a 10% annual dividend backed entirely...
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