Technology

🔒Energy from bricks, and more chemistry tricks: Julio D’Arcy’s lab is a happy place of experimentation

D’Arcy has brought a spirit of discovery to Clark’s School of Chemistry and Biochemistry, said Don Spratt, Clark’s director of STEM undergraduate research and a fellow chemistry professor.

🔒French defense tech firm undertaking Sturbridge expansion

This will be the company’s first U.S. manufacturing site for image intensifier tubes used in military night vision equipment.

Northborough inventor of one of Time’s Best Inventions of 2025 acquires Irish firm

Ozlo, a Northborough-based producer of noise-masking earbuds for sleep, is expanding its work into neuroscience research and development with the acquisition of Segotia, a neuro-audio engineering company out of Ireland. 

🔒Fitchburg Fiber Co. launches new cooperative, plans local mobile service

Internet service provider Fitchburg Fiber Co. has established a new cooperative to create a community-owned local fiber infrastructure, set to launch a mobile phone service in the spring.
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Virtusa acquires India semiconductor company

Southborough technology firm Virtusa is expanding its presence further into Asia with the acquisition of SmartSoC Solutions, a semiconductor manufacturer out of India.

🔒Westborough AI startup raises $25M to expand global operations

The financing took place on Nov. 5 through two separate transactions.

Boosted by equity firm investment, MetroWest software company buys Virginia firm

Westborough-based software firm Connectbase has purchased Virginia-based Cloud Age, a company focused on the processing of telecom...

🔒Worcester insurance tech firm buys Chicago company

The acquisition of Marble Box marks Xceedance’s entrance into the agent and broker market.
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🔒Five ways your business can start using AI today

In truth, simple ways of using AI in daily business operations don’t equate to personnel cuts or apocalyptic collapse, but instead, save businesses time and money.

🔒Making sure AI works: UMass Chan’s new AI Assurance Lab tests developing healthcare tech, so it functions properly in the real world

By deploying and studying the impacts of AI tools across different healthcare providers and patient subgroups, the AI Assurance lab is working to add the human back into artificial intelligence.
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