June 8, 2026 - 11:44

Solidion Technology Inc. has secured a significant financial boost, announcing a private placement deal expected to bring in $35 million in gross proceeds. The company signed a securities purchase agreement with an institutional investor to sell 2,333,000 shares of common stock. The funds are earmarked for the commercialization of its patented Extreme-Climate Battery Technology, which is being developed for use in lunar and space applications.
The technology is designed to operate in harsh environments where standard batteries fail, including the extreme temperatures and vacuum conditions found on the Moon and in deep space. Solidion plans to use the capital to push its product through development and into production by 2028. The private placement allows the company to accelerate its timeline without taking on additional debt, giving it a clearer path to market for a niche but growing sector tied to government and private space exploration programs. The deal reflects rising investor interest in energy storage solutions that can withstand conditions far beyond what is required on Earth.
June 7, 2026 - 23:37
AARP Alabama warns of new ‘Publishers Clearing House’ scam using FaceTime technologyAARP Alabama is warning residents about a new twist on an old scam that involves fraudsters posing as Publishers Clearing House and using Apple`s FaceTime technology to appear more legitimate. The...
June 7, 2026 - 09:42
Questions Arise Over U.S.-Israel Defense Tech PartnershipA new initiative aimed at deepening defense technology cooperation between the United States and Israel is drawing scrutiny from analysts and policymakers. The program, which seeks to accelerate...
June 6, 2026 - 18:42
St. Johns man one of first to be treated for prostate condition via new technologyA St. Johns resident has become one of the first patients in the region to undergo a cutting-edge procedure for an enlarged prostate, using a robotic system that relies on a high-pressure water jet...
June 6, 2026 - 04:38
How Clear and CMS are bringing better technology to MedicareCaryn Seidman Becker, Chairman and CEO of CLEAR, and Chris Klomp, Deputy Administrator and Director of Medicare at CMS, sat down with CNBC`s Becky Quick at the CNBC CEO Council Summit in Washington...