Technology

North American production incentives contributed 416.9 billion won as storage shipments grew and European plant utilization improved.

The September-quarter operating loss included a US$6.2M bitcoin-sale gain, while cash and short-term deposits reached US$39.7M.

Holdings reached 43,124 bitcoin, while additional SATS shares carry US$51,270 in annual cumulative dividends under the stated terms.

The company allocated US$98.5M of new common-share proceeds to cash while funding preferred buybacks from its general-purpose cash account.

Lumentum holders would own about 33 per cent of the combined company, with closing expected in the first half of 2028.

Barber Lake contracted rent now spans 20 years, while new convertible financing supports project equity and data halls open in phases.

Initial capacity of 1,440 MVA is scheduled for the end of 2029, while the land deal leaves cost and AI customer commitments undisclosed.

PIF retains majority ownership as Aramco adds technology assets; HUMAIN targets three gigawatts of AI data-centre capacity by 2030.

A special-purpose subsidiary will issue the bonds, while Freedom guarantees obligations and project funding requires staged approvals.

The C$10M facility estimate excludes tenant-owned GPUs, while projected annual rent would be shared with its development partner.

The 10 billion yen investment runs through fiscal 2028 and primarily expands manufacturing for the latest LTO Ultrium 10 generation.

The proposed New York trust bank would provide digital asset custody, trading, staking and fiduciary investment advisory services if approved.

CME futures favour a December increase after a divided vote keeps the benchmark range at 3.75 to 4 per cent.

The six-lender transaction returns capital from deployed servers, but the release gives no interest rate, maturity or repayment schedule.

NexaCore gets a 24-month study window, while land terms, capacity and financing remain subject to further work.

Stretch's new schedule is set to begin Nov. 1, subject to effective charter amendments, with weekend entitlements grouped through clearing rules.

Four reporting periods are affected, and management is reassessing liquidity because collection from Scilex is uncertain.

The payment represents 25 per cent of the development contract value, following customer approval by the end of the third quarter.

Direct stablecoin minting and redemption remain planned, while the companies explore supply chain finance with C2FO.

CoreWeave's Oct. 27 announcement gives no local customer revenue, project costs or billing dates for the Copenhagen deployment.

Profit fell from US$505 million a year earlier, while cash, stablecoins and Treasuries reached US$4.9 billion.

The proposed hardware and software combination is expected to close in the first half of 2027, subject to regulatory approvals.

About 60,000 employees are reportedly eligible, with decisions due in early December and departures set for Dec. 31.

The venture's first customer has paid an undisclosed deposit for Dallas GPU capacity expected to deploy in late December or early January.

Eco DC Solutions says capacity would exceed 2.1 GW; its Oct. 26 release omits equipment prices, binding purchase terms and delivery dates.

Common-stock cash would arrive at forward settlement, while a proposed Class C sale program has no agreement or settled terms.

A US$1.2 billion agreement spans 2026 to 2030, while a one-time tariff refund lifted the September quarter’s reported earnings.

Google will fund flexible household and business resources in PJM, but the companies disclose no price or delivery schedule.

Proprietary bitcoin holdings remained at zero as of Oct. 23, while the update omitted sale prices and cash proceeds.

The California services acquisition would close in two stages, with cash, a seller note and an earnout subject to separate utility approvals.

New applications came in below a 200,000 forecast, while continuing claims increased by 25,000 in the Labor Department's weekly report.

The annual profit outlook is unchanged, while higher working capital needs and restructuring reduce expected cash conversion.

The indication covers severe symptomatic leakage despite medical therapy, with pivotal one-year findings due at TCT.

Holders would receive C$0.084 cash and 0.0763 QeM shares per share, with former Plurilock owners projected to hold 4.03 per cent after closing.