The Water Environment Federation (WEF), alongside founding leaders Amazon, Leading Utilities of the World, and the Water Center at Penn, today announced a major expansion of the Water-AI Nexus™ Center of Excellence Advisory Council, strengthening cross-sector collaboration at the intersection of water and artificial intelligence.
The Water Environment Federation (WEF), alongside founding leaders Amazon, Leading Utilities of the World, and the Water Center at Penn, today announced a major expansion of the Water-AI Nexus™ Center of Excellence Advisory Council, strengthening cross-sector collaboration at the intersection of water and artificial intelligence.
Propel, now in its 12th consecutive year of growth, today announced that Propel Clear Protein – a ready-to-mix powder offering the 3-in-1 benefits of protein, fiber and hydration in one flavorful sip – is now available via Walmart.com, Amazon, Gatorade.com and TikTok Shop. Developed with registered dietitians, Propel Clear Protein meets growing consumer demand – including from GLP-1 users navigati...
Propel, now in its 12th consecutive year of growth, today announced that Propel Clear Protein – a ready-to-mix powder offering the 3-in-1 benefits of protein, fiber and hydration in one flavorful sip – is now available via Walmart.com, Amazon, Gatorade.com and TikTok Shop. Developed with registered dietitians, Propel Clear Protein meets growing consumer demand – including from GLP-1 users navigating unique nutritional needs – for multifunctional beverages that support their active wellness journ
SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 06, 2026--Diodes Incorporated (Diodes) (Nasdaq: DIOD) introduces the PI6CG33A06, a six-output, ultra-low jitter clock generator designed to meet the demands of PCI Express® (PCIe®) 7.0 specification while maintaining compliance with all previous generations of the PCIe specification. Announced at PCI-SIG® Developers Conference, the device is targeted for servers, networkin...
SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 06, 2026--Diodes Incorporated (Diodes) (Nasdaq: DIOD) introduces the PI6CG33A06, a six-output, ultra-low jitter clock generator designed to meet the demands of PCI Express® (PCIe®) 7.0 specification while maintaining compliance with all previous generations of the PCIe specification. Announced at PCI-SIG® Developers Conference, the device is targeted for servers, networking equipment, high-performance computing (HPC) systems, and data center platforms that underpin next-
NANO Nuclear Soars On Strategic MOU With Supermicro For Powering AI Data Centers NANO Nuclear and Supermicro have agreed to explore the integration of NANO’s KRONOS microreactor system with Supermicro’s AI server and data center platforms for scalable nuclear-powered solutions. The news of the strategic collaboration - a critical moment in the integration of alternative energy source within the AI...
NANO Nuclear Soars On Strategic MOU With Supermicro For Powering AI Data Centers NANO Nuclear and Supermicro have agreed to explore the integration of NANO’s KRONOS microreactor system with Supermicro’s AI server and data center platforms for scalable nuclear-powered solutions. The news of the strategic collaboration - a critical moment in the integration of alternative energy source within the AI rollout - sent the stock soaring in pre-market We anticipate the shorts are also taking notice with over 22% of shares loaned out … “The AI revolution is fundamentally an energy challenge ,” said Jay Yu, Chairman and President of NANO Nuclear, “and we believe nuclear power is the only scalable solution capable of meeting that demand.” Through this MOU, NANO Nuclear and Supermicro will explore opportunities to: Deploy NANO Nuclear's microreactors to provide dedicated, on-site nuclear power for data centers. Integrate Supermicro's AI server racks, cooling systems, and infrastructure with nuclear-powered energy solutions. Develop joint go-to-market strategies for hyperscale, enterprise, and edge data center customers. Enable a new class of self-powered, grid-independent AI infrastructure. "This is exactly where the future is heading compute and power becoming a unified solution," said James Walker, Chief Executive Officer of NANO Nuclear. "By aligning with Supermicro, NANO Nuclear is stepping directly into the center of one of the fastest growing and most capital-intensive markets in the world ." By partnering with Supermicro, NANO Nuclear gains direct alignment with a company at the forefront of the AI infrastructure buildout, providing: Access to global data center customers and hyperscale operators. Integration pathways with state-of-the-art AI hardware ecosystems. A channel into one of the fastest-growing sectors of the global economy. NANO is able to lean into their significant progress of deploying a KRONOS microreactor at the University of Illinois. The company recentl...
Nvidia was rising early Wednesday amid a broader chip-stocks rally. The shares were up 2.4% to $201.20 in premarket trading. While the move pushes it above the psychologically significantly $200 level, it was only a small boost compared with Advanced Micro Devices ’ 20% gain on the back of AMD’s strong earnings Tuesday afternoon.
Nvidia was rising early Wednesday amid a broader chip-stocks rally. The shares were up 2.4% to $201.20 in premarket trading. While the move pushes it above the psychologically significantly $200 level, it was only a small boost compared with Advanced Micro Devices ’ 20% gain on the back of AMD’s strong earnings Tuesday afternoon.
Pontiff responds after US president accuses him of ‘endangering a lot of Catholics’ with stance on Iran war Middle East crisis – live updates Pope Leo has said he has never supported nuclear weapons and that those who criticise him need to speak the truth, in response Donald Trump’s latest tirade accusing him of “endangering a lot of Catholics” with his stance on the Iran war. Speaking to journali...
Pontiff responds after US president accuses him of ‘endangering a lot of Catholics’ with stance on Iran war Middle East crisis – live updates Pope Leo has said he has never supported nuclear weapons and that those who criticise him need to speak the truth, in response Donald Trump’s latest tirade accusing him of “endangering a lot of Catholics” with his stance on the Iran war. Speaking to journalists on Tuesday night after leaving the papal retreat in Castel Gandolfo, near Rome, the first US-born pontiff said: “The mission of the church is to preach the gospel, to preach peace.” Continue reading...
Poland’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged for a second month on Wednesday as the energy-price impact of the Iran war revives long-benign domestic inflation. The rate-setting Monetary Policy Council kept the benchmark at 3.75%, matching the expectations of all 28 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. The zloty stayed stronger against the euro after the announcement. The 10-member panel cut ra...
Poland’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged for a second month on Wednesday as the energy-price impact of the Iran war revives long-benign domestic inflation. The rate-setting Monetary Policy Council kept the benchmark at 3.75%, matching the expectations of all 28 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. The zloty stayed stronger against the euro after the announcement. The 10-member panel cut rates in March, just days after the Iran war started, and has since switched to a wait-and-see stance. An unexpected acceleration in price growth last month is fueling speculation that policymakers will ramp up their anti-inflation rhetoric, effectively opening the path for Poland to raise interest rates later in the year. Governor Adam Glapinski will hold his monthly news conference at 3 p.m. on Thursday. Investors will also check the central bank’s statement, due at 4 p.m. in Warsaw, for a tougher tone. Amid a jump in global energy prices, Poland’s headline inflation jumped to 3.2% in April, near the 3.5% upper limit of the central bank’s target range. Before the spike, price growth data repeatedly undershot expectations, paving the way for 200 basis points in rate cuts since May last year. Economists at Morgan Stanley forecast two hikes during 2026, while derivatives also signal growing bets on a looming policy tightening.
NANO Nuclear Energy ( NNE ) on Wednesday said it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Super Micro Computer ( SMCI ) to explore powering data centers with small-scale nuclear reactors. The partnership will assess integrating NANO’s microreactors with Supermicro’s AI servers and infrastructure to deliver on-site, round-the-clock power for data centers, as electricity demand surges with the ...
NANO Nuclear Energy ( NNE ) on Wednesday said it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Super Micro Computer ( SMCI ) to explore powering data centers with small-scale nuclear reactors. The partnership will assess integrating NANO’s microreactors with Supermicro’s AI servers and infrastructure to deliver on-site, round-the-clock power for data centers, as electricity demand surges with the growth of AI. The companies will also look at joint deployments and go-to-market strategies targeting hyperscale and enterprise customers, aiming to develop systems that combine computing and power in a single solution. The agreement is non-binding but sets the stage for potential future deals as both firms seek to address energy constraints facing the fast-growing AI sector. More on NANO Nuclear Energy NANO Nuclear Energy: Making Moves In The Drawdown NANO Nuclear Energy: I Added More At These Price Levels (Earnings Review) NANO Nuclear Energy Inc. (NNE) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript NANO Nuclear advances proposal for uranium production plant in Argentina Most and least shorted industrial stocks with up to $2B market cap
Is good news about the economy bad news for the stock market once again? That question is top of mind on Wall Street these days, as investors look ahead to key data on the labor market and inflation while Kevin Warsh awaits Senate confirmation as the next chair of the Federal Reserve with a presumed strong desire to lower interest rates. However, a hot economy paired with still-elevated oil prices...
Is good news about the economy bad news for the stock market once again? That question is top of mind on Wall Street these days, as investors look ahead to key data on the labor market and inflation while Kevin Warsh awaits Senate confirmation as the next chair of the Federal Reserve with a presumed strong desire to lower interest rates. However, a hot economy paired with still-elevated oil prices has almost completely dashed hopes for a rate cut this year — removing a bullish tailwind for the stock market. In fact, bond traders are boosting wagers that the central bank’s next policy move could be a rate hike rather than a cut. Expectations may shift further on Friday when the US employment report for April is released and on May 12, when data is expected to show an acceleration in consumer inflation. “The bar is getting higher for rate cuts given the interesting mix we have of a worsening inflation outlook but increasingly stable labor outlook,” said Kevin Gordon , head of macro research and strategy at the Schwab Center for Financial Research. “If the labor market does start to retighten and inflation takes longer to cool — driven mostly by a protracted war in Iran — I think markets would be at risk of correcting given the attendant tightening in financial conditions.” Inflation surged in March by the most in nearly four years , a consequence of the Middle East conflict. A record increase in gas prices was responsible for almost three-quarters of the monthly advance, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said last month. Economists expect the increase in the consumer price index accelerated further in April, from 3.3% to 3.8% year-over-year, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg survey. And while energy markets on Wednesday took some solace from US efforts to end the Iran war, Brent crude remains above $100 a barrel and West Texas Intermediate oil is trading near $95. Wells Fargo Investment Institute’s Sameer Samana expects higher energy prices and inflation wi...
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gazanfer/iStock via Getty Images The relentless melt up in stock prices continued yesterday in what feels like the most powerful bull market that I can remember since 1999. I say that because all news is interpreted as good news, and what is clearly bad is completely ignored. This market isn’t climbing a wall of worry. It is plowing right through it. I have no complaints. I have been gradually inc...
gazanfer/iStock via Getty Images The relentless melt up in stock prices continued yesterday in what feels like the most powerful bull market that I can remember since 1999. I say that because all news is interpreted as good news, and what is clearly bad is completely ignored. This market isn’t climbing a wall of worry. It is plowing right through it. I have no complaints. I have been gradually increasing liquidity as stocks keep climbing so that I am better positioned for the next inevitable pullback, which I think will ensue once we move past this earnings season. It is much easier to do this when you are taking profits with the major market indexes at extremely overbought levels. Stock index charts (Finviz) I suspect the blow off top for this bull run comes with the conclusion of the war in Iran. It seems clear that the Trump administration wants to end this as soon as possible with gas prices soaring and poll numbers showing the conflict is extremely unpopular. The administration asserts that the ceasefire is holding and that Project Freedom is a defensive and temporary operation to reopen the strait. Yet Iran is firing missiles and drones at ships trying to cross, including the US Navy. Evidently, this doesn’t seem to matter. The fact that Trump administration officials are ignoring Iran’s escalation, asserting the military operations are over, and transitioning to what they call an economic war tells me the President has had enough. Stocks at highs (Bloomberg) Just two days after President Trump announced Project Freedom he is “pausing” at the request of Pakistan to see if an agreement between the US and Iran can be finalized and signed. Again, this tells me he is looking for an exit strategy that reopens the strait and ends the military conflict in a way that brings oil prices sharply lower. Project Freedom managed to escort 13 commercial vessels through the strait over a two-day period, while being attacked with missiles and drones. There are some 1,500 vesse...