Mar 26, 2026 | Data Centers, Electric Vehicles, Featured, Power
Tennessee’s once‑booming electric vehicle battery industry is pivoting away from cars and toward data centers’ rapidly rising demand for power. After consumer EV tax credits ended in late 2025, already soft demand for EVs became even softer and automakers turned their...
Mar 26, 2026 | Drones, Featured, Michigan, Mobility
Justine Johnson has spent a lot of her career focusing on transportation and the future of mobility. That has meant working in New York on expanding taxi access beyond the central business district and with Ford Motor Co. on a team looking at mobility opportunities —...
Mar 25, 2026 | Featured, Robots
Deloitte’s new CFO Guide to Tech Trends 2026 explores how finance leaders can think strategically about emerging technologies and embrace what’s possible, which in turn elevates their function’s value and helps shape what’s next for their entire organization. One tech...
Mar 24, 2026 | Aerial Vehicles, Featured
The Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker is a widely used aerial refueling plane that’s been in continuous service with the United States Air Force for over 60 years. The Stratotanker looks a lot like a Boeing passenger plane, and its set of CFM 56 engines are...
Mar 19, 2026 | Data Centers, Detroit, Featured, Great Lakes, Water
Detroit may soon join a growing number of Michigan communities hoping to place restrictions on data centers before construction even begins. At their meeting on March 17, the Detroit City Council approved a resolution asking Mayor Mary Sheffield to not issue any data...
Mar 19, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Featured, Manufacturing, Sustainability
Artificial intelligence is making a significant impact in plastics manufacturing, but it’s not the artificial general intelligence (AGI) often associated with science fiction. Conor Carlin, a past president of the Society of Plastics Engineers, is a consultant in the...
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