Denmark has temporarily stopped approving new grid connections for data centers due to an overwhelming surge in requests that far exceed the country's electricity capacity. With about 60 gigawatts of projects pending against a peak demand of 7 gigawatts, data centers represent nearly a quarter of these requests. This move highlights growing energy challenges even in renewable-rich countries and raises concerns about competition for electricity between critical infrastructure and other sectors. The pause may influence other European nations as they balance AI investment with grid stability and energy security.
Regentis Biomaterials shares surged over 500% intraday before falling 9.15% in after-hours trading following the company's announcement that it withdrew its Registration Statement for a public offering. The regenerative medicine firm decided not to p...
Elon Musk's SpaceX recently went public, raising questions about a potential IPO for its Starlink subsidiary. Data from prediction market Kalshi shows only a 7-10% chance of a Starlink IPO announcement before mid-2027. Meanwhile, Musk predicts SpaceX...
Goodfirms has published its 2026 rankings of top technology service providers across six categories: mobile app, software, web development, digital marketing, SEO, and AI development. These rankings are based on over 1.2 million verified client revie...
Alvotech announced a $152 million public offering and concurrent private placement of ordinary shares priced at $3.75 each. The public offering includes 22.7 million shares, with an option for underwriters to buy an additional 3.4 million shares. The...
Alvotech announced pricing and allocation of a $152 million public share offering in the US and a concurrent private placement in Europe at $3.75 per share. The company expects total proceeds up to $165 million if underwriters exercise their full opt...
