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AirJoule Acquires BitSink for $67 Million
AirJoule Technologies announced that it has acquired BitSink, a U.S.-based designer and manufacturer of cooling, electrical distribution and racking infrastructure for AI and high-performance computing data centers. The acquisition represents a significant expansion of AirJoule Technologies' operations into the market for AI and HPC data center infrastructure. Under the terms of the transaction, AirJoule Technologies acquired 100% of BitSink for upfront consideration of $18M in cash and $9M in AirJoule common stock. The transaction also includes up to $40M of additional consideration payable in AirJoule common stock based on BitSink achieving revenue milestones over the three calendar years following closing. The transaction also includes an earnout of up to $40M payable solely in AIRJ common stock and tied to revenue milestones over the three calendar years following closing.
AirJoule Ends Q2 2026 with $41.4M Cash
AirJoule ended the second quarter of 2026 with $41.4M of cash on the balance sheet, which includes $14.2M of net proceeds from a registered direct offering completed in June 2026. "We are continuing to execute on our plan to commercialize the AirJoule technology," said Matt Jore, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of AirJoule Technologies. "Our Kubota partnership enables us to deploy AirJoule systems for residential development in two states where water is a binding constraint on new housing. Alongside that, we have been operating our first Prime system and optimizing its performance before its deployment to Europe. We completed the technology acceleration program supported by the Net Zero Innovation Hub for Data Centers, we were awarded one of the first Expo City Dubai Green Licences in the UAE, and we now have an AirJoule Core system operating at GE Vernova's new Advanced Research Center Frontier Campus. The technology is validated, and we are working closely with our partners to bring the AirJoule products to our customers."
Major Averages Close Fractionally Lower as Traders Remain Cautious
The major averages closed fractionally lower as traders take a cautious approach ahead of key earnings reports due from Alphabet, Tesla and IBM after the closing bell. Alphabet's report in particular will provide another major test of whether companies' heavy investments in artificial intelligence continue to generate meaningful returns and investors will closely scrutinize Alphabet's AI monetization strategy and cloud growth.Meanwhile, oil prices jumped once again as escalating tensions in the Middle East raise concerns over potential supply disruptions.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:AT&Treportedand reiterated its FY26 outlookGE Vernovareportedand raised its FY26 revenue guidanceAMDannounced aas part of a partnership to deploy up to 2 GW of AMD Instinct GPUsRepligenBioLife Solutionsfor $31 per share, or $1.5BThe European CommissionParamount Skydance'sproposed takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery2. WALL STREET CALLS:CoreWeaveto Buy at Truist after 42% pullbackPegasystemsto Market Perform at CitizensCircle Internetwith a Market Perform at Raymond JamesStifelDigitalOceanon selloff, positive data pointsTrimbleto Market Perform at Raymond James3. AROUND THE WEB:Amazonhas cut jobs in parts of its artificial general intelligence organization as it continues investing heavily in AI, WSJ reportsMeta'sinternal AI incubator is developing an AI model router, similar to OpenRouter's, to cut costs by sending some AI tasks to lower-cost models, The Information saysThe University of Tennessee Research Foundation sued Anthropic in Delaware federal court, arguing the company infringed its patents related to neural networks, Reuters saysPlatinum Equity is close to acquiring a 50% stake in Nestle'sEuropean water business through a joint venture that would value the San Pellegrino and Perrier owner at nearly EUR 5B, FT reportsAmgenhas reached a $74M settlement of a lawsuit accusing the company of waiting too long to disclose that it might owe the U.S. Internal Revenue Service $10.7B for underreporting six years of taxes, Reuters says4. MOVERS:Super Microgained afterArrowheadincreased after announcing its Phase 3 SHASTA-3 and SHASTA-4 studiesAirJoulewas higher after announcing with Kubota Corporationanin Texas and Californi aAdtranwas lower after providingDyne Therapeuticsfell after announcing a5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Rogers Communications, with CEO Tony Staffieri saying the results "reflect strong execution"Moody'sand narrowed its guidance for FY26Teledyneand provided guidance for Q3 and FY26RPM, with EPS and revenue beating consensusTravel + Leisure, with CEO Michael Brown calling it "another strong quarter"INDEXES:The Dow fell 6.06, or 0.012%, to 52,218.58, the Nasdaq lost 146.31, or 0.57%, to 25,690.90, and the S&P 500 declined 10.24, or 0.14%, to 7,498.96.
Major Averages Mixed as Oil Prices Surge Again
The major averages were mixed near noon as traders take a cautious approach ahead of key earnings reports due from Alphabet, Tesla and IBM after the closing bell. Alphabet's report in particular will provide another major test of whether companies' heavy investments in artificial intelligence continue to generate meaningful returns and investors will closely scrutinize Alphabet's AI monetization strategy and cloud growth.Meanwhile, oil prices were surging once again as escalating tensions in the Middle East raise concerns over potential supply disruptions. Reports that two Saudi oil tankers altered their routes in response to Houthi threats in the Red Sea have added to fears that higher energy prices could reignite inflation pressures and complicate the Federal Reserve's policy outlook.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:AT&Treportedand reiterated its FY26 outlookGE Vernovareportedand raised its FY26 revenue guidanceAMDannounced aas part of a partnership to deploy up to 2 GW of AMD Instinct GPUsRepligenBioLife Solutionsfor $31 per share, or $1.5BPhilip Morrisreportedand cut its FY26 earnings outlook2. WALL STREET CALLS:CoreWeaveto Buy at Truist after 42% pullbackPegasystemsto Market Perform at CitizensCircle Internetwith a Market Perform at Raymond JamesStifelDigitalOceanon selloff, positive data pointsTrimbleto Market Perform at Raymond James3. AROUND THE WEB:Meta'sinternal AI incubator is developing an AI model router, similar to OpenRouter's, to cut costs by sending some AI tasks to lower-cost models, The Information saysNews Corphas countersued Brave Software, alleging the company illegally scraped and sold Wall Street Journal and New York Post articles to AI companies, arguing the practice constitutes copyright infringement rather than fair use, Reuters reportsThe University of Tennessee Research Foundation sued Anthropic in Delaware federal court, arguing the company infringed its patents related to neural networks, Reuters saysPlatinum Equity is close to acquiring a 50% stake in Nestle'sEuropean water business through a joint venture that would value the San Pellegrino and Perrier owner at nearly EUR 5B, FT reportsAmgenhas reached a $74M settlement of a lawsuit accusing the company of waiting too long to disclose that it might owe the U.S. Internal Revenue Service $10.7B for underreporting six years of taxes, Reuters says4. MOVERS:Super Microgains afterArrowheadincreases after announcing its Phase 3 SHASTA-3 and SHASTA-4 studiesAirJoulehigher after announcing with Kubota Corporationanof its water-from-air technology in Texas and CaliforniaAdtranlower afterfor Q2 and Q3Dyne Therapeutics (DYN) falls after announcing a5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Rogers Communications, with CEO Tony Staffieri saying the results "reflect strong execution"Moody'sand narrowed its guidance for FY26Teledyneand provided guidance for Q3 and FY26RPM, with EPS and revenue beating consensusTravel + Leisure, with CEO Michael Brown calling it "another strong quarter"INDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was up 0.33%, or 174.51, to 52,399.15, the Nasdaq was down 0.04%, or 10.89, to 25,826.32, and the S&P 500 was up 0.16%, or 11.77, to 7,520.97.
AirJoule and Kubota Deploy Water-from-Air Technology in Texas and California
AirJoule Technologies Corporation (AIRJ) and Kubota Corporation (KUBTY) announced an initial deployment of AirJoule Technologies' breakthrough water-from-air technology in Texas and California, as well as an exclusive sales agreement for multi-unit residential developments.Through the collaboration, Kubota will evaluate the AirJoule atmospheric water generation technology as a key component of a decentralized water circulation infrastructure that can produce, treat and reuse water within local communities, particularly for residential developments in regions of the U.S. facing water scarcity or water quality constraints. Pursuant to the exclusive sales agreement, Kubota will market, sell, and distribute AirJoule systems for multi-unit residential developments in the initial territories of Texas and California. The parties may consider broader commercial collaboration based on the results of the initial deployments, customer needs, and the feasibility of integrating AirJoule systems with Kubota's wastewater reclamation equipment and digital infrastructure capabilities. Kubota has purchased two AirJoule Core systems for initial deployments at sites near Corpus Christi, Texas and Irvine, California. Both deployments are expected to begin in Q3 2026 and will pair AirJoule atmospheric water generation technology with Kubota's water infrastructure expertise, including wastewater treatment, water reclamation, pipe systems and operation and maintenance capabilities. The deployments will also generate operational data to validate AirJoule's performance across a range of environmental conditions relevant to residential water supply, helping to accelerate commercial adoption.
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