Posts Tagged ‘General Electric’

GE makes Rudolph obsolete

Thursday, December 17th, 2009

General Electric’s Global Research division has taken its latest technologies and applied them to Santa’s sleigh. GE researchers have taken out the old sled/reindeer/magic-based system and added OLEDs, carbon-fiber composites and ceramic materials, RFID, medical sensors, sodium batteries, and a 500 GB holographic CD.

Seems like a big investment considering he’s been getting it done without it. Click the interactive feature above to check out the upgrades.

NewsFlash Roundup: Joule Biotechnologies, North End Technologies, Verizon Communications

Monday, July 27th, 2009
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Joule comes out of stealth, North End stays in stealth but gets some money, and Verizon cuts jobs in today’s NewsFlash Roundup.

Joule Biotechnologies comes out of stealth with solar-powered biofuel tech

The two-year-old clean tech firm founded and backed by Flagship Ventures managing partner Noubar Afeyan emerged from stealth mode Monday, announcing it is working on a large-scale test of its Helioculture technology, which uses the genetically engineered cells to produce fuels with the sun, wastewater and carbon dioxide.

Stealthy North End Technologies gets $1.2M in bridge funding

Landing a Series B “will allow us to bring a product to market,” Kayton said. What that product is has been a subject of much speculation, and Kayton would not reveal any details other than to say “we are in an alpha stage.”

Verizon to cut 8,000 positions; N.E. numbers unknown

Verizon Communications Inc. said it would 8,000 more positions by the end of the year as the company continues to be stung by a slowdown in corporate accounts. (more…)

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