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Norwood Systems gained 200 percent after securing a pilot contract with a UK telecommunications provider. Cauldron Energy and 1414 Degrees also recorded large weekly gains amid ETF rebalancing and data-centre demand.
themarketherald.com.auNorwood Systems shares rose 200 percent to 2.7 cents after the company announced a pilot agreement with a major UK telecommunications provider for its OpenSpan AI Services Orchestration Platform and CogVoice AI voice applications. The contract, valued at approximately £150,000, will test intelligent call routing, scheduling, automated provisioning and analytics on a cloud-native platform built on Microsoft Azure.
Energy shares increased 133 percent to 13.5 cents after large buy orders appeared during the week. The company also reported passive seismic survey results at its Yanrey uranium project in Western Australia that identified potential uranium-bearing palaeochannels near its existing 55.6-million-pound resource.
1414 Degrees 1414 Degrees shares climbed 260 percent to 14.5 cents as investors linked the company’s Aurora Energy Precinct near Port Augusta to potential demand from AI data-centre operators. The precinct can support up to 900 megawatts of renewable generation along with battery storage and data-centre infrastructure.
themarysue.comThe prediction market platform directed creators to film fabricated wins on replica sites. A Wall Street Journal review found the depicted trades would have lost money in 118 cases totaling $166,000.
Claude Guillemot, 69, died Friday when the Cessna 421 he was piloting crashed near La Baule-Escoublac Airport in western France. A flight instructor on board was also killed.
The Japan TimesChinese customs data show zero shipments of certain tungsten types, dysprosium and terbium to Japan last month. A broader rare-earth category reached its lowest three-month rolling total since 2023.