Titan Minerals Limited has identified extensive gold-silver ± copper porphyry mineralization at its Kaliman target in the Dynasty Gold Project, southern Ecuador. The 2025 drilling campaign confirmed mineralization continuity, with significant intercepts and a mineralization zone extending 500 m in strike and 350 m in width at depths of 600 m. Titan plans to include these findings in a forthcoming Mineral Resource update by Entech Mining. The project consists of five concessions, is 139 km² in size, and is fully permitted for exploration and small-scale mining. Additional drilling is planned for 2026 to further expand resources.

Mind Robotics secured $500 million in a Series A funding round co-led by Accel and Andreessen Horowitz, increasing its total funding to $615 million since its founding in November 2025. The startup aims to enhance industrial robots' dexterity and adaptability by utilizing real factory data from Rivian's electric vehicle manufacturing. RJ Scaringe, founder of Rivian, is the chairman of Mind Robotics, which focuses on traditional industrial robots instead of humanoid designs. A significant number of robots are expected to be deployed by the end of this year. Mind Robotics is the second company spun out from Rivian in 2025, following Also, which focuses on electric mobility.

In December 2025, TennGreen Land Conservancy donated the Eagle Pass Trail tracts to Ashland City to support the Cumberland River Bicentennial Trail's development. This segment connects the trail to the US Army Corps of Engineers Lock A, enhancing recreational space and trail accessibility. The Eagle Pass area, acquired by TennGreen in 2000 and expanded in 2011, consists of former railroad corridors transformed into scenic walking and biking trails. The project aims to build a greenway system along the Cumberland River, promoting community health and conserving the land's historical significance.

Utah data centers are struggling to secure sufficient power from Rocky Mountain Power, leading developers like Joule Capital Partners to construct their own natural gas plants. With energy demand projected to reach up to four times current consumption, state officials have considered nuclear power as a cleaner energy source. However, the reliance on fossil fuels raises air quality concerns amid ongoing environmental challenges. Legislation passed last year allows energy-intensive companies to build their own power generation facilities. Despite some support for renewable energy, state plans indicate little new solar or wind capacity in the near future, leaving data centers to continue relying on natural gas and diesel generators.

Advanced Energy Industries, Inc. launched the LPP200 series of 200W ultra-low-profile AC-DC power supplies aimed at medical and industrial applications. With a height of 0.75 inches, these supplies support devices like patient monitors and infusion pumps. They comply with EN/IEC/cUL60601-1 and EN/IEC/cUL62368 safety standards, ensuring high performance for medical and industrial use. The power supplies provide voltage outputs ranging from 12V to 48V with a power density of 33W/in³. Advanced Energy Industries, headquartered in Denver, reported a 21% revenue growth in the last twelve months, with a market cap of $11.93 billion.