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Assistive TechnologyInfrastructure

Nokia Bell Labs New Headquarters: Innovation Hub in New Brunswick

Nokia Bell Labs has begun construction on its new headquarters in New Brunswick, New Jersey, marking a significant expansion in the state’s innovation ecosystem. The facility will focus on cutting-edge research in AI, quantum computing, and telecommunications while strengthening ties with academic partners.

A New Chapter for Nokia Bell Labs in New Jersey

Nokia Bell Labs, the renowned research institution, is embarking on a transformative journey with the groundbreaking of its new headquarters in New Brunswick, New Jersey. This development comes shortly after celebrating the organization’s 100th anniversary at its historic Murray Hill campus, where landmark innovations like the Bellmac-32 microprocessor and the Horn Antenna satellite Earth station were developed. The new facility represents a strategic commitment to maintaining New Jersey‘s position as a global innovation hub while building upon Bell Labs‘ century-long legacy of technological breakthroughs.

by Erica Lang
Assistive TechnologyInnovation

Satellite Internet Expands as Startup Plans On-Demand Sunlight at Night

As satellite internet services expand with T-Mobile, SpaceX, and Amazon, a new startup wants to beam sunlight at night using orbital mirrors. The ambitious project faces scientific backlash over light pollution risks to astronomy and ecosystems.

Satellite internet is rapidly transitioning from niche to mainstream, with major carriers like T-Mobile enhancing services for apps including Google Maps and WhatsApp. In a parallel leap, California startup Reflect Orbital is pursuing FCC approval to launch satellites that reflect sunlight on demand during dark hours, aiming to support solar-dependent farms and reduce fossil fuel use—though astronomers warn of dire consequences for ground-based observations.

The Vision Behind On-Demand Sunlight

by Erica Lang
DefenseStartups

Govini Defense Tech Startup Hits $100M Revenue Challenging Palantir in Pentagon AI Market

Govini, a defense technology startup competing with Palantir, has surpassed $100 million in annual recurring revenue. The company announced significant growth funding and plans to expand its AI solutions for Pentagon modernization amid increasing global security demands.

Govini, a defense technology software startup challenging established players like Palantir Technologies, has achieved a major milestone by surpassing $100 million in annual recurring revenue. The Arlington-based company’s rapid growth comes as the Pentagon accelerates its adoption of artificial intelligence and data analytics solutions to modernize military operations.

Explosive Growth in Defense Tech Sector

by Jessica Moore P.E.