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DLR
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Digital Realty operates data centers globally, providing colocation and interconnection services to enterprise clients.
Digital Realty Expands Cooling in Japan
DLR kicked off construction on its new 24MW KIX15 facility in Japan, built specifically for hybrid air and liquid cooling. Hyperscale tenants need specialized high-density setups to run generative workloads without melting traditional server rooms. The expansion shows enterprise physical buildouts are accelerating despite Wall Street arguments over tech debt.
TEAM
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Atlassian builds team collaboration and workflow software products including Jira, Confluence, and Trello.
Atlassian Cuts Enterprise Token Waste
TEAM rolled out a Forward Deployed Engineering program that delivered 44% higher quality model answers while burning 48% fewer tokens. Enterprise software buyers want actual productivity gains without paying bloated API bills every month. Improving token efficiency is crucial for software margins as firms justify big infrastructure bills.
FIGR
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Figure Technology operates a financial technology platform utilizing blockchain to originate consumer home equity loans.
Figure Tech Loan Volume Doubles
FIGR posted a 107% year-over-year jump in third-quarter origination volume to $5.119 billion, with September hitting $1.783 billion. The platform's Democratized Prime product matched $588 million in offers compared to just $22 million a year ago. Private credit and consumer liquidity keep holding up even as benchmark borrowing rates stay elevated.
BLDP
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Ballard Power Systems manufactures proton exchange membrane fuel cells for heavy-duty commercial transport applications.
Ballard Scores Hydrogen Train Deal
BLDP secured a 4.8MW equipment order from Siemens Mobility to deliver 24 FCrail fuel cell modules for 12 passenger trains in Romania. Heavy transport operators are hunting for clean power alternatives as diesel fuel prices jump above $6.20 a gallon. It highlights how green industrial contracts are still landing while fossil fuel markets swing.
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