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July 16, 2026

AMD confirms EPYC "Venice" production ramp on TSMC 2nm; CAISO solar generation exceeded natural gas output across the first five months of 2026 while NVIDIA formalizes a multiyear AI memory partnership with SK hynix.

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  1. TSMC 2nm x86 server production is real [rising]

    AMD's EPYC Venice confirmation moves 2nm from roadmap to shipment. It changes the foundry capacity calculus and sets a new competitive baseline for data center CPU density and power efficiency that Intel must answer.

  2. Sovereign AI infrastructure entering heavy-capex phase [rising]

    At least four discrete sovereign AI factory commitments surfaced across Korea (NAVER at 55 MW scaling toward gigawatt, SK Telecom first factory 2027), Germany (10,000-GPU industrial AI cloud), and Taiwan (Foxconn partnership) -- all through the NVIDIA DSX platform. This is no longer pilot deployments; it is multi-year procurement cycles.

  3. Western US grid is crossing a structural renewable threshold [rising]

    CAISO solar surpassed natural gas Jan-May 2026 (solar +21%, gas -60% YoY) and the 3,650 MW SunZia wind project in New Mexico starts commercial operations this month. AI campus operators siting in the West must now model solar curtailment and storage gap as primary constraints rather than gas-peaker backup.

Quantum

  • P2 ESA Deploys Equal1 Bell-1 Quantum Computer at Earth Observation Research Centre

    The European Space Agency is integrating a silicon-based quantum computing system into an active research facility, not a controlled lab.

    The read: Government agency procurement into operational environments is a commercialization indicator distinct from academic or vendor demonstrations. Equal1's silicon CMOS approach operates within standard fab processes, which is a meaningful differentiation from superconducting incumbents if it holds up under utility workloads.

  • P2 Wireless Millikelvin Interconnects Address Wiring Scalability Ceiling for Superconducting Qubits

    Researchers published a wireless interconnect approach operable at millikelvin temperatures, targeting the dense wiring bottleneck that limits superconducting quantum processor scale-up.

    The read: Wiring density is an acknowledged ceiling for superconducting architectures. A manufacturable wireless solution at millikelvin temperatures would change qubit-count trajectories materially; the paper is pre-commercial but represents a directionally significant approach.

  • P2 Space-Efficient Quantum Algorithm Reduces Logical Qubit Count for Elliptic Curve Cryptography Attack

    A new quantum algorithm achieves ECDLP over prime fields with approximately 3n logical qubits -- a reduction that tightens the resource gap to cryptographically relevant attack capability.

    The read: Progressive qubit-count reductions on cryptographically relevant problems are the leading indicator to watch for post-quantum migration urgency. Security teams with long migration horizons should track this trajectory.

Chips

  • P1 AMD Confirms Production Ramp of EPYC "Venice" on TSMC 2nm

    AMD's next-generation EPYC server CPU is in production ramp on TSMC's 2nm process node.

    The read: The first major x86 server CPU on 2nm sets a new power-per-performance baseline for data center CPU deployments and signals TSMC 2nm capacity is opening to volume CPU production, not just GPUs and custom silicon. Intel's response on Intel 18A is the counter-signal to watch.

  • P2 Fine-Pitch Hybrid Bonding: Volume Readiness Remains Open

    Semiconductor Engineering analysis finds that fine-pitch die-to-wafer hybrid bonding works in production but meeting fab-level surface and alignment requirements at back-end volumes and costs is unresolved.

    The read: Advanced packaging is a supply constraint on chiplet-based AI accelerators. The hybrid bonding volume question is the next leg of the capacity bottleneck story after HBM allocation.

  • P2 RRAM and MRAM Identified as Near-Term Nonvolatile Memory Leaders

    Industry analysis identifies RRAM and MRAM as the nonvolatile memory technologies with the clearest near-term production paths, relevant to compute-in-memory and AI inference chip architectures.

    The read: AI inference at edge and in accelerators increasingly depends on nonvolatile memory integration. RRAM/MRAM maturity is a design input for accelerator die roadmaps and a capability gap relative to DRAM-centric architectures.

Power

  • P1 CAISO Solar Generation Surpassed Natural Gas, January-May 2026

    California's grid operator saw utility-scale solar exceed natural gas generation output across the first five months of 2026 -- a structural shift confirmed by EIA data.

    The read: A 60% gas decline in a major ISO is not a seasonal fluctuation. For AI data center operators with California siting, the implication is that grid carbon intensity has improved materially while curtailment risk and storage gap management are now the operative constraints rather than gas supply.

  • P1 SunZia Wind Project (3,650 MW) Starts Commercial Operations in New Mexico

    The United States' largest wind farm by capacity is entering commercial operations this month.

    The read: The Southwest renewable generation profile changes materially at this scale. Transmission from New Mexico to major load centers is the binding constraint; a completed SunZia Wind transmission line is required to deliver the full capacity.

  • P2 China Nuclear Capacity +76% Since 2016, Continuing Through 2026

    EIA data shows China added 24 GW of nuclear capacity from 2016-2024 and is continuing at 1.1-2.2 GW annually through 2026.

    The read: Sustained baseload nuclear buildout creates structural electricity cost and carbon intensity advantages for AI infrastructure located in China relative to Western markets still building out intermittent renewables. A relevant variable for global compute siting analysis.

  • P2 GE Vernova Introduces GridOS for Transmission with AI-Native Planning

    GE Vernova launched grid management software for transmission-level systems, including AI-powered planning and autonomous grid-edge operations tools.

    The read: Grid congestion and interconnection queue delays are the primary constraint on new AI campus power access. AI-native transmission management software that reduces planning cycles or identifies congestion earlier has direct bearing on data center interconnection timelines.

AI Compute

  • P1 NVIDIA and SK hynix Announce Multiyear AI Memory Technology Partnership

    NVIDIA and SK hynix formalized a multiyear co-development partnership on next-generation memory for AI factory infrastructure.

    The read: Dedicated multiyear co-development at this level locks in memory architecture alignment between the dominant GPU platform and a major HBM supplier. The partnership structure has implications for competing memory suppliers' access to leading-edge GPU socket designs.

  • P2 NAVER Sovereign AI Expansion: 55 MW Initial Campus, GW-Scale Plan

    NAVER is expanding sovereign AI infrastructure starting at 55 megawatts with stated plans to scale toward gigawatt level using the NVIDIA DSX platform.

    The read: A non-hyperscaler national operator committing to GW-scale AI infrastructure is a data point on how broadly the AI factory buildout is distributed. NAVER's trajectory from 55 MW to GW is a multi-year, multi-billion-dollar procurement path.

  • P2 NVIDIA Builds Germany-Based Industrial AI Cloud for European Manufacturers

    NVIDIA is building an AI cloud for European industrial and manufacturing customers in Germany, starting with 10,000 GPUs including DGX B200 systems.

    The read: A vendor-operated industrial AI cloud is both an infrastructure play and a distribution mechanism to reach manufacturing customers who lack internal AI ops capabilities. Deployment timeline and customer commitments were not extracted.

  • P2 SK Telecom Plans GW-Scale AI Cloud in Korea; First AI Factory Online 2027

    SK Telecom announced plans for a gigawatt-scale AI cloud in Korea using NVIDIA DSX, with the first AI factory expected online in 2027.

    The read: Telecom carriers building GW-scale AI campuses marks a structural shift in who deploys frontier compute. SK Telecom's 2027 milestone is a concrete supply-side indicator for Korean AI infrastructure capacity.

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Quantum

60 quantum research items collected on 2026-07-16; hardware, control, and industry signals routed.

All collected Quantum items (50)

Hardware and Error Correction

  • Pair-Partition Constructions for CPM-Based Quantum LDPC Codes

    We construct binary Calderbank--Shor--Steane (CSS) quantum low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes from circulant permutation matrices (CPMs). The construction is parameterized by column weight J, row weight L, and prime lift size P. A J x J array of pair partitions imposes linear paired-difference equations on the CPM exponents. These equations give CSS orthogonality. The mai...

  • Benchmarking trigonometric continuous-variable gate primitives with trapped ions

    Hybrid continuous-discrete-variable quantum processors can represent bosonic degrees of freedom directly in oscillator modes, or qumodes, while using qubits for control, readout, and nonlinear operations. Recently proposed trigonometric continuous-variable (CV) gate sets promote periodic functions of oscillator quadratures to elementary operations, making them natural primit...

  • Universal Quantum Computation with Multi-Mode Schrödinger Cat States Stabilized by Non-Local Dissipation Engineering

    Schrödinger cat states provide a hardware-efficient platform for bosonic quantum error correction by encoding logical information in protected manifolds of harmonic oscillators. While previous work has demonstrated the dissipative stabilization of multi-mode Schrödinger cat states as robust quantum memories, a framework for universal quantum computation has remained unavaila...

  • Temporal Fourier Optics Reveals Hidden Hybridized Light-Matter States

    Spectral measurements provide fundamental insights into wave systems by revealing resonances, mode hybridization, and light-matter interactions. However, intrinsic dissipation and measurement-induced spectral broadening often conceal the underlying hybridized light-matter states that give rise to measured spectra. Here, we establish a space-time Fourier correspondence that i...

  • Phonon down-conversion by normal metals for superconducting devices

    Thanks to low dissipation, superconducting devices are promising for a number of applications, such as detectors and implementations of quantum computation. However, their working can be adversely impacted by quasiparticles, which is why so-called quasiparticle poisoning mechanisms and their mitigation are under intense investigation. Here we focus on one poisoning mechanism...

  • Post-Critical Meson Dynamics of Kibble-Zurek Excitations in a 5,564-Qubit Quantum Annealer

    Quantum phase transitions provide a controlled route for generating many-body excitations, but the dynamics after the critical point can be as important as the initial defect creation. Recent progress in quantum annealing has made it possible to access coherent nonequilibrium dynamics in programmable Ising systems with thousands of superconducting qubits. Here we use this ca...

  • Wireless millikelvin interconnects for superconducting quantum hardware

    Scalable quantum computing is limited by the dense network of electrical interconnects linking cryogenic quantum processors to room-temperature control electronics. To overcome this bottleneck, considerable effort has focused on cryogenic CMOS electronics and microwave-to-optical transduction, aiming to reduce wiring complexity and thermal loading. Wireless interconnects hav...

  • Quantum Algorithm for Elliptic Curve Discrete Logarithms with Space-Efficient Point Addition

    The Elliptic Curve Discrete Logarithm Problem (ECDLP) is a fundamental problem in cryptography, and reducing the resource requirements of quantum algorithms for solving ECDLP is an important goal. In this work, we present a space-efficient quantum algorithm for solving the ECDLP over prime fields, achieving an implementation with only 3n+6lfloorlog_2 n rfloor+O(1) logi...

Control and Quantum-AI Integration

  • A Lie-algebraic approach to non-Markovian quantum dynamics

    In this paper, we study the non-Markovian quantum dynamics in quantum computations from the perspective of a Lie algebraic approach based on numerical analysis. By vectorizing the density matrix of quantum states, the non-Markovian evolutions can be represented with high-dimensional linear time-varying equations, where the time-varying parameters arise from the non-Markovian...

  • Quantum Topological Data Encoding

    Many datasets encountered across a wide range of domains possess rich geometric and topological structure that is difficult to capture using conventional vector-based representations. Quantum machine learning offers the possibility of processing high-dimensional data in Hilbert spaces, but its practical success depends critically on how classical data is encoded into quantum...

  • Inherent interpretability provides inherent value in quantum machine learning

    The field of quantum machine learning (QML) evolved to value models believed to most directly rival those providing utility in classical ML, namely large-scale neural networks. Although more recently, classical ML has been learning a hard lesson with respect to deploying un-interpretable neural networks in the wild: model interpretability matters for domain-adapted co-design...

  • Bridging Frustration and Non-Hermiticity via COMPASS: An Adaptive Biorthogonal Neural Quantum State Framework

    In this work, we introduce a complementary optimization method for progressive and adaptive state search (COMPASS) based on biorthogonal adaptive recurrent neural quantum states. Our approach combines an adaptive autoregressive architecture with a biorthogonal variational Monte Carlo scheme as well as a complementary optimization scheme that alternates between energy and var...

  • Machine learning development for quantum computing and neutrino physics

    This thesis investigates the application of machine-learning methods in the context of quantum computing and neutrino physics, with particular emphasis on the construction of effective representations for complex, high-dimensional data. The first part of the work is devoted to Quantum Extreme Learning Machines (QELMs), a hybrid quantum--classical framework in which classical...

  • Basis-Independent Coherence Dynamics of Tripartite States under Pure Dephasing

    Quantum coherence is a fundamental quantum resource whose preservation under environmental interactions is essential for quantum information processing. While most studies have focused on basis-dependent coherence measures, the dynamics of intrinsic coherence quantified by basis-independent measures remain largely unexplored. In this work, we investigate the dynamics of basi...

  • QuSecure Lists QuProtect R3 on AWS Marketplace for U.S. Intelligence Community

Commercial and Industry Context

Unrouted Items

  • Sail membranes for optomechanical accelerometry

    Strained membrane resonators have emerged as a promising platform for optomechanical accelerometry; however, the desired combination of low frequency and high Q-mass product requires a rethinking of their dissipation dilution engineering. Applying Bayesian optimization to a Si_3N_4 membrane, we discover a class of sail-like trampoline resonators in which the frequency...

  • Cluster-configurational study of G-center in Silicon

    Understanding the properties of defects is imperative for proper use for variety of applications including quantum computing. In this paper, we use the multiconfigurational self consistent field (MCSCF) combined with DFT optimized geometry in order to investigate the spin and optical properties of G centers in Silicon. By utilizing quantum chemistry based methods, we show ex...

  • Building Shor's Algorithm in Lean: An Agentic Formalization of Quantum Attacks on RSA-2048 and P-256

    Large language models are increasingly assisting with demanding formal theorem-proving tasks, particularly when grounded in machine-checked libraries such as Lean. Agentic systems further amplify this process by searching, reusing, and extending existing formal developments to uncover new discoveries. In quantum computing, Shor's algorithm and its variants present such a dem...

  • Reshaping quantum annealing landscapes with diagonal catalysts

    Quantum annealing is often limited by population trapped in local minima many spin flips from the solution. We introduce a mathematical framework to understand the connection between energy and Hamming distance in optimization problems. Using this, we build ZZ-catalysts from ground-state patterns of small frustration-free subproblems that make configurations far from the sol...

  • Acoustic Firewalls: Analogue Gravity Perspective on the AMPS Paradox

    The monogamy of quantum entanglement, applied by Almheiri-Marolf-Polchinski-Sully (AMPS) to black holes, obstructs a smooth horizon vacuum after the Page time. We transcribe this argument to Hawking-like phonon radiation from a sonic horizon in the Unruh acoustic metric. An exact purity identity shows that post-Page-time unitarity forces the entanglement between an outgoing...

  • Temporal Entanglement from Twist Correlators in 2d Conformal Field Theory and Holography

    We formulate timelike entanglement entropy and its Rényi extension in two-dimensional conformal field theory through the analytic continuation of replica twist correlators to time-ordered, timelike-separated insertions. This field-theoretic construction grounds and generalizes recent developments, and applies to temporal subregions of arbitrary extent. Within three-dimension...

  • Nonreciprocal Relaxation Acceleration

    Driven by recent discoveries regarding the quantum Mpemba effect, the anomalous relaxation dynamics of open quantum systems have garnered significant attention. While expediting thermalization to equilibrium has been extensively studied, dynamically accelerating the convergence toward nonequilibrium steady states remains a formidable challenge. In this article, we find a tra...

  • Quantum observables for probabilistic classical particles

    The classical observables of position and momentum are not well adapted to particles in a microphysical situation where typical probability distributions are characterized by a substantial dispersion. We propose the use of more robust quantum observables for probabilistic classical particles. The quantum observables are statistical observables which do not take fixed values...

  • A Reservoir Computing Approach to Quantum Gate Synthesis

    Quantum gate synthesis is essential for implementing quantum algorithms on real hardware, yet existing methods are often computationally demanding. Here, we introduce a novel approach based on reservoir computing, which we name Group Reservoir Computing, an efficient machine-learning paradigm for learning temporal dynamics whose training reduces to a single linear regression...

  • Continuous limit of the square well problem in quantum mechanics

    The free-particle and square-well potentials are two of the most emblematic problems in quantum mechanics, illustrating essential concepts such as matter waves, energy quantization, and bound states. It is therefore natural to consider how the free-particle solutions emerge from the square well as the width approaches infinity. In this work, we present a systematic procedure...

  • Markovian evolution from a novel scheme

    The Markovian dynamics of open quantum many-body systems are typically governed by the Lindblad master equation, yet obtaining the reduced density matrix for bosonic and fermionic systems remains a formidable numerical challenge due to the exponential growth of the Hilbert space. Here, we introduce a computationally efficient framework for constructing the reduced density ma...

  • A phase transition in the exactness of the NPA hierarchy at the critical doubly-tilted CHSH functional

    Gigena et al. [npj Quantum Inf. 11, 82 (2025)] proved the exact quantum maximum of the doubly-tilted CHSH functional B_(αβ)=α⟨A_0⟩+β⟨B_0⟩+CHSH and observed that the NPA level required to reach it grows without evident bound toward the critical line α+β=2. We quantify the mechanism on the symmetric slice s=2-α-β: (i) the quantum value...

  • No finite level of the NPA hierarchy is exact for the doubly-tilted CHSH functional near the critical tilt

    Gigena, Panwar, Scala, Araujo, Farkas and Chaturvedi [npj Quantum Inf. 11, 82 (2025)] determined the quantum maximum of the doubly-tilted CHSH functionals, observed that the Navascues-Pironio-Acin level needed for exactness grows without evident bound toward the critical tilt, and asked whether any finite level suffices. We answer this in the negative. For the symmetric crit...

  • Precoding-based protocols for entanglement assisted linear computation over a quantum many-to-one network

    In this work, we consider the problem of computing a linear combination over a noiseless quantum many-to-one network. There are k senders, Alice_1, …, Alice_k, and a single receiver, Bob. Each Alice_i has a data vector W_i ∈F^(m_i), where F is a finite field. Bob wants to compute the linear combination Y = V_1 W_1 + V_2 W_2 + ⋯+...

  • An exact algorithm for U(N) matrix models in the gauge-invariant singlet sector

    Matrix models appear as fundamental descriptions of M-theory and D-brane dynamics, and via the gauge/gravity duality their gauge-invariant, or singlet, sector describes the purely gravitational degrees of freedom in the holographic dual. We present a new exact algorithm for computing observables of bosonic U(N) matrix models in the gauge-invariant singlet sector. This sector...

  • Effects of coherent and incoherent measurement imperfections on multipartite quantum nonlocality and quantum key distribution

    Multipartite Bell nonlocality is a central resource for device-independent quantum information protocols, but its practical certification is inevitably affected by imperfect measurements. We analyze how coherent angular misalignment and incoherent outcome flipping affect Bell-value degradation and nonlocality thresholds in n-partite GHZ states based on the Mermin, Svetlich...

  • The potential of quantum computers for Particle Image Velocimetry

    Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) is the prime image-processing technique to measure and visualize velocity fields of laminar and turbulent flows. The velocity field vectors are obtained with sub-pixelaccuracy by analyzing cross-correlations, empowered by Fast Fourier Transforms (FFT). Here, we present a quantum algorithm with multidimensional quantum Fourier Transforms, term...

  • Separating Geometry From Interference in Constrained Quantum Optimization

    We study the separation of geometric effects from quantum interference in quantum optimization algorithms. Constrained optimization problems such as routing, assignment, and scheduling are often encoded as product spaces of local variables, together with global feasibility penalties. The central algorithmic question we address is how a constraint-preserving mixing operator t...

  • Security Evaluation of Laser-Phase-Noise Quantum Random Number Generators with Intrinsic Correlations

    Quantum random number generators are essential for achieving information-theoretical security in modern cryptographic systems. Among various implementations, laser phase noise schemes are widely favored for their simple architecture and high integration potential. However, the intrinsic correlations in the raw data are often neglected, which violates the independent and iden...

  • Quantum memory advantage for quantum process tomography

    Quantum process tomography, the task of learning an unknown quantum channel from black-box access, is a central problem in quantum information. In this setting, protocols with quantum memory can coherently store and jointly process quantum information obtained from multiple channel uses, whereas protocols without quantum memory must measure after each use and retain only a c...

  • Security evaluation of quantum distance-bounding protocols via semidefinite programming

    Quantum distance-bounding (QDB) protocols let a verifier check that a prover is both genuine and physically nearby. During a timed fast phase of quantum communication, the verifier measures round-trip times to obtain an upper bound on the prover's distance. For a uniform comparison, we isolate the fast phase and study one-round distance-fraud (DF) and mafia-fraud (MF) games....

  • Deterministic single-electron trapping on solid neon using engineered dielectric surface geometry

    Levitating electron qubit on the surface of solid neon has recently emerged as a promising and intrinsically noise-resilient platform for quantum information processing. Their ultra-clean, inert environment suppresses conventional decoherence pathways associated with lattice disorder, charge traps, and nuclear-spin baths that limit coherence in semiconductor qubits. Yet, unc...

  • Suppressing Detuning-Induced Bias in Ramsey Magnetometry with Composite Pulses

    Quantum sensing estimates a physical parameter encoded in the state of a probe; with independent spin probes the precision follows the standard quantum limit. Studies of sensing precision often assume that the parameters entering the model, such as the noise, are known. In practice these parameters are not always known, and a mismatch between the assumed and actual values in...

  • Quantum annealing in SU(3) multiplet space with nonlocal drivers

    A theoretical framework for quantum annealing based on su(3) algebra is proposed, and applied to the problem of overcoming first-order transitions in rugged energy landscapes. Conservation of the Casimir invariant means that one can work with irreducible representations of su(3), avoiding the exponentially large Hilbert spaces of spin glass systems....

  • ESA Brings Quantum Computing System to Earth Observation Research Centre

  • Arq Raises $1.4 Million Pre-Seed Round to Lay The Foundations For The Quantum Internet

  • QED-C Brings Quantum Industry to Capitol Hill for 2026 Technology Showcase

  • Aqarios Lists on Düsseldorf Exchange, Says It Is Germany’s First Pure-Play Public Quantum Computing Company

  • High Q Technologies Expands Quantum Protein Analysis Platform For Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery

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Chips

44 chip stack items collected on 2026-07-16; memory, packaging, compute, and foundry signals routed.

All collected Chips items (39)

Compute Accelerators

Foundry, Tools, and Capex

Unrouted Items

Desk

Power

24 power layer items collected on 2026-07-16; data center load, grid, generation, and cooling signals routed.

All collected Power items (17)

Data Center Power Demand

Grid and Generation

Unrouted Items

  • Global liquefied natural gas trade volumes reached record high in 2025

    Global liquefied natural gas (LNG) trade volumes increased 5.4% to a record 56.3 billion cubic feet per day last year (Bcf/d), driven largely by U.S. LNG export capacity expanding to meet growing demand, according to a recent report from the International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers (GIIGNL). Global LNG trade has slowed this year following the closure of the key...

  • U.S. refining capacity decreased during 2025

    U.S. operable atmospheric distillation capacity, the primary measure of refinery capacity, totaled 18.2 million barrels per calendar day (b/cd) on January 1, 2026-down over 250,000 b/cd (about 1%) compared with January 1, 2025-according to our latest annual Refinery Capacity Report.

  • U.S. commercial crude oil inventories have decreased in June

    For the week ending June 19, 2026, U.S. refineries processed 17.1 million barrels per day (b/d) of crude oil, down 81,000 b/d from the previous week, and they operated at 96.1% capacity utilization. Gasoline production averaged 9.5 million b/d, and distillate production increased to 5.2 million b/d.

  • UAE's exit from OPEC+ reduced the group's share of crude oil production and capacity

    On April 28, 2026, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced that it was leaving OPEC, effective on May 1. OPEC was formed in 1960 by Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Venezuela, with the stated objective to "coordinate and unify petroleum policies among Member Countries." OPEC is best known for its effect on global crude oil prices.

  • U.S. natural gas storage capacity increased slightly in 2025

    Underground working natural gas storage capacity in the Lower 48 states increased slightly in 2025, according to our latest data, with growth concentrated in the South Central and Mountain regions. Underground natural gas storage provides a source of energy when demand increases, balancing U.S. energy needs. We calculate natural gas storage capacity in two ways: demonstrated...

  • GE Vernova powers Africa’s industrialisation with integrated energy solutions

    CAPE TOWN, South Africa (June 17, 2026) – In line with the Africa Energy Forum’s theme, ‘Building Africa’s industrialized Future,’ GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE: GEV) today showcased its comprehensive portfolio of technologies engineered to translate large-scale infrastructure ambitions into operational

  • GE Vernova to deliver pumped-storage technology for India’s 1.35 GW Upper Sileru hydropower plant

    VADODARA, INDIA (May 4, 2026) – GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE: GEV) announced today that it has secured an order from Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Limited (MEIL) to deliver nine 150 MW pumped-storage units for the 1.35 GW Upper Sileru hydropower plant, located in the state of

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