Heilind Electronics now offers GCT USB4220 and USB4225 USB Type-C vertical connectors, featuring a shared 24-pin footprint that supports both USB 2.0 and USB 3.2 Gen 2 standards without PCB redesign. These connectors provide flexible height profiles and power delivery up to 240W, making them suitable for a wide range of applications from consumer electronics to industrial equipment. Their design helps engineers reduce development time and costs while ensuring durability and reliable performance. Heilind continues to expand its portfolio to support next-generation USB Type-C solutions for various industries.
Piq Energy secured an oversubscribed $5 million seed funding led by Active Impact Investments to advance its AI-driven grid planning platform. This platform helps utilities and developers automate complex engineering workflows to connect new energy p...
Mint Innovation appointed Matt Bedingfield as Global CEO and spun off its lithium-ion battery recovery business into a new company called Linca, led by co-founder Dr. Ollie Crush. This move allows Mint to concentrate on recovering metals from printed...
Sandler, part of Trilliad, introduced the Sales Performance Ecosystem, the first platform to evaluate sales skills during actual buyer conversations using AI-powered coaching. This system links training directly to revenue by measuring real behavior ...
Pacira BioSciences awarded inducement grants to 10 new employees, including stock options for 9,200 shares and restricted stock units for 18,200 shares, as part of its Amended 2014 Inducement Plan. These awards, approved by the company's compensation...
Linea has a significant token unlock scheduled for July 10, 2026, with estimates ranging from 381 million to 1.08 billion tokens becoming available. This discrepancy arises from different tracker classifications and whether tokens remain program-cont...
