Biomemory’s $18M funding marks a breakthrough in DNA-based data storage, promising unmatched density, durability, and energy efficiency for data centers by 2026.
Exeger, a Swedish company, has developed Powerfoyle, a flexible solar cell technology inspired by photosynthesis. It transforms indoor and outdoor light into electrical energy, enabling devices like headphones, remotes, and headsets to self-charge. With partnerships like Philips and 3M, Powerfoyle is reshaping consumer electronics. Its potential to reduce battery waste and dependency on non-renewable power sources makes it a key player in sustainable technology.
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