Ideal Power Inc has signed a letter of intent to co-develop a B-TRAN-enabled prototype for evaluation by a US hyperscaler supporting NVIDIA's Rubin Ultra 800V DC AI data center power architecture. This move aligns with the growing industry shift from traditional 400-480V AC data centers to high-voltage 800V DC systems driven by increasing AI computing power demands. The prototype, a solid-state circuit breaker with built-in intelligence, is expected to be ready by the end of 2026, potentially leading to production orders and volume ramp in 2027. This opportunity complements Ideal Power's existing work in EVs and energy storage, reflecting broader market trends toward high-voltage DC power solutions.
The U.S. Department of Justice has launched a criminal investigation into Claritev Corporation over alleged price-fixing related to its Data iSight pricing tool. Following the news, Claritev's stock price dropped by nearly 50% over two days, signific...
Bank of America's strategist analyzed the 10 largest IPOs in history, finding that their impact on home-market indices varies widely. Some IPOs like Alibaba and ICBC coincided with strong market rallies, while others like Visa and AIA preceded major ...
Brandon Hall Group has certified BTS as a Smartchoice® Preferred Solution Provider after a thorough evaluation of BTS's ability to transform strategy into measurable human performance. This certification highlights BTS's strong connection between the...
The S&P 500 has defied various economic challenges this past year, but rising 10-year Treasury yields approaching 5% pose a significant risk to the stock market's momentum. Higher yields make bonds more attractive compared to stocks, increase borrowi...
Walmart reported adjusted earnings of 66 cents per share and revenue of $177.8 billion for Q1, both surpassing analyst expectations. However, its guidance for Q2 adjusted earnings (72-74 cents) and revenue ($182.8-$184.6 billion) fell short of Wall S...
