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Wärtsilä booked €2.37 billion in Q3 orders as data centers bought engine power plants.

Wärtsilä booked €2.37 billion in third-quarter orders against €2.06 billion expected, driven by data centers buying its modular power plants, yet shares fell 8% on mid-term targets. The CEO told Reuters data center demand has visibility beyond 2030. Engine plants are winning behind-the-meter power while big turbines wait in line.

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CircuitHub's robotic Massachusetts factory says it builds circuit boards faster than Shenzhen.

CircuitHub's 5,000-square-foot robotic factory in South Deerfield, Massachusetts, which it calls the Grid, says it can run a single prototype next to a 10,000-unit run with a standard three-day turn. It plans about tenfold capacity growth through 2027 after a $28 million Series A. Reshoring electronics depends on robots closing the cost gap, and this is a live test.

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SpaceXSI's Memphis campus now shows 960 Megapacks and a 1.24 GW permitted gas plant.

New aerial images by Measured AI map the full Memphis and Southaven campus: 720 Megapacks between two buildings and 240 more on the east side, a Southaven power plant with 1.24 GW permitted capacity, gas metering, pipeline right-of-way and a valve site, plus 85- and 115-acre expansion sites. The data center story here is a power plant, pipeline and battery story.