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Business Wire
6 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Compu Dynamics Modular to Deliver Turnkey Modular Data Center Solutions for AI and High-Performance Infrastructure
CHANTILLY, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Compu Dynamics Modular (CDM), a newly launched company drawing on Compu Dynamics' two decades of comprehensive data center expertise and focusing exclusively on modular solutions, today announces its market debut with a clear mission: to simplify and accelerate the deployment of high-density energy efficient digital infrastructure through fully engineered, prefabricated data center modules. CDM announces its market debut with a clear mission, to simplify and accelerate the deployment of high-density energy efficient digital infrastructure through fully engineered, prefabricated data center modules! Share With digital transformation surging across AI, HPC, neocloud, and enterprise markets, CDM offers prefabricated, turnkey solutions that are scalable, transportable, and designed for the next generation of compute. The company serves a broad spectrum of customers, from neocloud infrastructure providers and AI innovators to OEMs that integrate high-end compute clusters directly into modular platforms. "At CDM, our vision is to support the seamless, rapid deployment of digital infrastructure tailored to each customer's unique application needs. We deliver fully tested, modular data center solutions designed for efficiency, reliability, and scalability,' said Ron Mann, Vice President of Compu Dynamics Modular. 'We are not building containers — we are delivering high-performance, factory-integrated data center solutions that are fully operational from day one.' Unlike traditional modular construction, CDM's solutions are not limited to white space or standalone enclosures. Instead, each module is a fully integrated, self-contained data center system including mechanical, electrical, and cooling infrastructure that is designed to support advanced applications such as AI model training, GPU clusters, and edge inference engines. The company provides end-to-end lifecycle services including: Design & Engineering: Customizable to power densities, cooling strategies, and deployment constraints Fabrication & Assembly: Built in controlled environments for precision, quality, and speed Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT): Ensuring systems are deployment-ready before shipping Deployment & Commissioning: Nationwide and international delivery and rapid on-site integration Ongoing Support & Maintenance: Lifecycle services tailored to operational continuity 'Compu Dynamics Modular represents the next phase of innovation in our industry,' said Steve Altizer, President and CEO of Compu Dynamics. 'CDM is built to meet the modular demands of tomorrow's compute landscape, where speed-to-market, flexibility, and high-density performance are critical. It reflects our belief that modular is not an afterthought; it's a strategic advantage.' Whether you're expanding core infrastructure, launching AI and HPC initiatives, or reaching new regional and edge markets, CDM empowers you to deploy high-density, liquid-cooled modular data centers wherever and whenever your business demands. The company's vendor-neutral, turnkey approach delivers unmatched speed, customization, and reliability-ensuring your infrastructure is ready for today's most demanding workloads and tomorrow's innovations. For more information about Compu Dynamics Modular, please visit About Compu Dynamics Modular (CDM) Compu Dynamics Modular (CDM) is an independent data center infrastructure solutions company specializing in the design, fabrication, and delivery of prefabricated, turnkey data center modules. Built for the demands of AI, HPC, and next-generation enterprise workloads, CDM's vendor-neutral approach and full lifecycle capabilities—from engineering and manufacturing to deployment and maintenance—set it apart in the market. With over two decades of data center expertise behind its team, CDM delivers high-performance, scalable infrastructure that accelerates time-to-market and simplifies complex deployments. Whether supporting neocloud platforms, OEM-integrated systems, or regional data center needs, CDM helps customers deploy precisely what they need—where and when they need it. Learn more at
Edmonton Journal
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Edmonton Journal
FascinAsian Film Fest, Muttart Mother's Day, shiny art and more to do this weekend
Article content Sunday at 4:30 p.m., '80s Vietnamese punk doc New Wave looks pretty sweet. The directors of each film will do Q&As after. Two shorts programs — Unspoken Bonds 4:30 p.m. Saturday and Acceptance 2 p.m. Sunday — take care of the rest of the films, including Jordan Hon's short Azure Dragon of the East, about local street artist BusyRawk's incredible Qing Long mural at 96 Street and Jasper Avenue.
Daily Mirror
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Britain's Got Talent's third semi-finalists revealed with stomach-churning twist
The third semi-final of Britain's Got Talent will air this weekend, and it promises to be a dramatic episode which will leave fans on the edge of their seats Britain's Got Talent viewers will no doubt be shielding their eyes ahead of this weekend's semi-final. Rather than running each semi-final daily, show bosses made the decision to shake the show up this year and will air a live episode each weekend. But while there's a mixture of contestants taking to the stage this weekend, those tuning in to see who will go through to the final will be left sitting on the edge of their seats. This year, Olly Pearson and Stacey Leadbeatter have already secured their place in the grand final, alongside Vinnie McKee and The Blackouts. This week, dancers, gymnasts, a musician, singers, and a danger act will take to the stage. But what can we expect? Well, ITV have now confirmed that one of the most stomach-churning acts of the year will be performing in front of the judges and the live studio audience. Danger act, Bao Cuong, who previously left Alesha Dixon, Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Bruno Toniolo gobsmacked during his intense act. The performer swallowed a string of utensils as well as a giant pair of scissors before a flaming sword. Head judge Simon looked utterly horrified as he branded Bao's performance "disgusting". Elsewhere, gymnast Albert Amores, 18, wowed the judges with a stunning routine to Benson Boone's hit single Beautiful Things. Albert left the judges so impressed that he received a staggering four yeses and sailed through to the next round of the competition. Singers Electric Umbrella, who sang their original song Acceptance will also be performing. During their audience, Simon was so happy with their set that they received Simon's second golden buzzer of the audition process. Meanwhile, Wirral-born dancer Harry Barnes and his dance partner, Lewis, from Manchester, will also be performing a jaw-dropping dance routine. During their audition, the pair who met as children admitted they were "besties" and they both teach children their skills in hopes of inspiring them. Their routine to Kid Cudi's Day 'n' Nite impressed Alesha Dixon, who said she loved watching the lads' "passion and enthusiasm" as Bruno exclaimed: "What a great job!" They went on to win over the judges and were given four yeses. Also performing is drag queen Jasmine Rice who performed a rendition of Nessun Dorma. Bruno Tonioli was reduced to tears following the song as he confirmed: "I was crying." Fellow singer Mickey Callisto showcased his impressive talent as he belted out Who Wants To Live Forever by Queen. "Is this Mickey? Is this Freddie? But whatever it was, it's sensational, your voice is absolutely stunning," gushed Alesha. Italian dance group Ping Pong Pang Crew kicked off the episode of their audition. The group, which also consists of siblings, attracted controversy. They had previously received two golden buzzers while competing on Italy's Got Talent. Scottish musician RuMac will also be taking to the stage, having left KSI, Amanda, Alesha and Simon wowed with his accordion singles as he played Yes Sir, I Can Boogie. However, Simon was initially doubtful, admitting: "Oh no, it's even worse. It's an accordion. I hate accordions," with Alesha also in agreement. Simon later added: "Accordions and recorders, normally, they don't go down great however, I've never heard anything like this in my life, it was fantastically mad." Opening the semi-final this week will be the cast of Just For One Day, the musical which delves into the backstage story of the biggest global music event on record, Live Aid. Audiences can expect a showstopping opening as the show is set to transfer to the West End this month, following sold-out runs at London's Old Vic and in Toronto. Also on the bill this week, Britain's Got Talent reigning champion, Sydnie Christmas, will take to the stage for a jaw-dropping performance. Sydnie won Amanda's Golden Buzzer with her touching rendition of Tomorrow from the musical Annie, before breezing through the semi-finals with her performance of My Way. However, it was her stunning version of Over the Rainbow that captured the nation's hearts and saw her crowned as the winner of Britain's Got Talent 2024. This year, the final will air much later than usual, with the series likely to crown its champion on Saturday, May 31.
Geek Girl Authority
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Geek Girl Authority
THE EQUALIZER Series Finale Recap: (S05E18) Decisions
The Equalizer Season 5 Episode 18, 'Decisions,' marks the end of the road for this series. The final episode starts with a couple hiking in the woods. As they realize they are lost and have been walking in circles, they come across Salazar's army. Before they can escape, Salazar and his army find them. When the couple asks them not to shoot them, Salazar instructs one of his soldiers to kill them with her knife. At that moment, he sees Robyn (Queen Latifah) and Dante (Tory Kittles) arriving at their cabin. He says that because of Robyn's skills, they need to use the element of surprise to win. RELATED: Read our recap of the previous episode of The Equalizer , 'Acceptance' The Equalizer, 'Decisions' Dante and Robyn are in the kitchen talking about the first time they met when a couple knocks on their door. Their neighbors from down the road step into the cabin and start looking around. To protect themselves, Dante and Robyn give them fake names. The neighbors refuse to leave and start drinking their way. Meanwhile, Mel (Liza Lapira) and Harry (Adam Goldberg) look deeper into Salazar and his role on the global stage. That is when Harry begins to wonder how long they will keep equalizing and putting their lives in danger. When Mel asks if this has anything to do with her PTSD, Harry tells her it's about survival. Harry wants to text Robyn about Salazar, but Mel stops him. She thinks Dante planned this getaway to propose to Robyn, but Harry doesn't think so because he believes Dante would have talked to him about it first. At that moment, a notification pops up on his computer, letting them know Salazar arrived near Robyn and Dante's cabin that morning. Now is the time to let them know what's happening. RELATED: On Location: Please Touch Museum on Abbott Elementary Danger Is Here The Equalizer Aunt Vi (Lorraine Toussaint) is hiding her good pans when Dee (Laya DeLeon Hayes) walks into the kitchen that morning because Curtis is coming over to cook for her. The two women talk about how happy Aunt Vi has been lately, and Delilah mentions she's going to see her favorite author at a book signing. Meanwhile, the neighbors are still intruding on Robyn and Dante, but they kick them out when they mention the hot tub. RELATED: The Righteous Gemstones : Our Favorite Misbehavin' Moments From the Series Finale Because they cannot reach Dante and Robyn on their phones, Mel and Harry decide to warn them in person. Harry is able to find the cabin Dante booked and notices there is a police station down the road. However, when he calls and gets no answer, we can see Salazar and his men hiding there, and the policemen are dead. Dante and Robyn are in bed when someone knocks on their door again. As Dante opens the door to find Gary the neighbor, someone shoots him from behind. Salazar's army is coming for them and shooting. Neither Robyn nor Dante has their guns with them. The Future Is Knocking As they get ready to help Robyn and Dante, Mel asks Harry what he thinks they would be doing if they weren't equalizing. As they weigh their options, Salazar's men break into the cabin, and Dante and Robyn have to physically fight them. One of the men gets too close to Robyn with his knife, but Dante shoots him before he can do any harm. That is when they realize those are Salazar's men. They decide to split up to find the neighbor and cell signal. Back at home, Curtis is cooking for Aunt Vi. She tries to tell him how to cook, so he decides to let her do things her way. Dee meets her favorite author and tells her she used quotes from her book in her essay for Howard. When the author asks about that, Dee tells her she was rejected because of her arrest. They leave to have coffee together. RELATED: Geek Girl Authority Crush of the Week: Melody Bayani Social Justice The Equalizer Dante finds their missing neighbor and breaks the news that her husband is dead. When the men chase after them, Dante sends her to find Robyn and stays behind. At the same time, Mel and Harry arrive at the cabin to find the chaotic aftermath of the shooting. Harry is able to outsmart Salazar's signal jam as Robyn arrives back at the cabin. Even though her friends want to get backup, Robyn says there's no time because they have Dante, and she is going to trade herself in for him. Curtis asks Aunt Vi to move in with him, and for a second, she is unable to give him an answer. Meanwhile, Dee and her favorite author talk about the multiple rejections she received because of her arrest. When she mentions she got into UCLA, but she is still set on the social justice program at Howard, the author asks her what she is willing to do to fight the 'no' she got. She asks what Dee would tell the acceptance board, and Dee proceeds to tell her about her family history and why social justice is so important to her. RELATED: What's New on TV This Week (May 4 – 10) An Unanswered Question Robyn arrives at the police station where the army is hiding and sees Dante all beat up. She asks Salazar to let Dante go, but he refuses and tells her everything she has done to ruin his plans. Instead, he asks her if she wants to die first or watch Dante die. That is when Mel and Harry start shooting at the police station. They kill the army, but Salazar shoots Dante and runs away before they can get him. Robyn and Mel go after Salazar. When Robyn and Salazar run out of bullets, they start physically fighting. Salazar has a knife that Robyn manages to steal from him and uses to stab him. When she arrives back at the station to check on Dante, he gets down on one knee, pulls out a ring, and asks her to marry him in front of Mel and Harry. But before Robyn can give him an answer, Dante passes out. At home, Curtis tells Aunt Vi that he isn't trying to pressure her into moving in with him but is ready for the next step. Aunt Vi explains she's not ready and likes things the way they are. With so many changes in her life, she likes the stability of the relationship, but Curtis wonders if they are not growing together, then they might be growing apart. RELATED: Geek Girl Authority Crush of the Week: Robyn McCall A Happy Ending for All on The Equalizer The Equalizer Robyn, Mel and Harry are waiting at the hospital when Aunt Vi and Dee join them. The doctor comes out to say surgery went well and Dante is in recovery, so they take Robyn back to see him. While they wait, Dee tells Aunt Vi about her meeting with the author and mentions she is part of Howard's board of acceptance, so she will recommend that they change Dee's rejection to an acceptance. Dee says if that happens, she will be going to Howard. When Dante wakes up, Robyn talks about the kind of life they would have together because she is a danger magnet. Even though she tries to convince him it would be dangerous, Dante says he understands the risks of the life they have chosen to live together. Robyn puts on the ring and agrees to marry him. RELATED: Read our recaps of The Equalizer The series ends with an engagement party where Harry asks Robyn and Dante about the plan. They mention nothing will change, except now it will be a family business. Mel and Harry say they will be staying with them even if there are risks. The two men talk about Dante's decision to propose to Robyn. Curtis shows up to celebrate with them, and Aunt Vi tells him she will move in with him if they find a place together. Robyn makes a toast to celebrate their family. The Equalizer is available to stream on Paramount+. Praise Be: Our Favorite Quotes From THE RIGHTEOUS GEMSTONES Series Finale By day, Lara Rosales (she/her) is a solo mom by choice and a bilingual writer with a BA in Latin-American Literature who works in PR. By night, she is a TV enjoyer who used to host a podcast (Cats, Milfs & Lesbian Things). You can find her work published on Tell-Tale TV, Eulalie Magazine, Collider, USA Wire, Mentors Collective, Instelite, Noodle, Dear Movies, Nicki Swift, and Flip Screened.
Hamilton Spectator
24-04-2025
- Business
- Hamilton Spectator
Next Hydrogen Reports Q4 2024 and Fiscal 2024 Financial Results
MISSISSAUGA, Ontario, April 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Next Hydrogen Solutions Inc. (the 'Company' or 'Next Hydrogen') (TSXV:NXH, OTC:NXHSF), a designer and manufacturer of electrolyzers, is pleased to report its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2024. 'Next Hydrogen demonstrated best commercially available cell performance with best-in-class operating range, delivered its second-generation system to a customer site after an extended Factory Acceptance Test, secured a strategically important Green Ammonia project in partnership with GE and Casale, entered the aviation fuels vertical in partnership with Pratt & Whitney and secured funding support from Export Development Canada and existing investors,' said Raveel Afzaal, President & CEO. 'With proven technology advantage and globally competitive gigawatt scale manufacturing capacity available through partnering with a leading hydrogen production system manufacturer, our objective is to drive a significant growth in our sales backlog in strategic verticals in 2025.' 2024 Financial Highlights Management is proud to highlight several recent milestones that demonstrate significant recent progress: For a more detailed discussion of Next Hydrogen's fourth quarter and fiscal 2024 results, please see the Company's financial statements and management's discussion and analysis, which are available on the Company's website at or on SEDAR+ at . In addition, to better understand our achievements from 2024 and the outlook for 2025, please refer to the CEO letter included in the 2024 year-end MD&A. About Next Hydrogen Founded in 2007, Next Hydrogen is a designer and manufacturer of electrolyzers that use water and electricity as inputs to generate clean hydrogen for use as an energy source. Next Hydrogen's unique cell design architecture supported by 40 patents enables high current density operations and superior dynamic response to efficiently convert intermittent renewable electricity into green hydrogen on an infrastructure scale. Following successful pilots, Next Hydrogen is scaling up its technology to deliver commercial solutions to decarbonize industrial and transportation sectors. Contact Information Raveel Afzaal, President and Chief Executive Officer Next Hydrogen Solutions Inc. Email: rafzaal@ Phone: 647-961-6620 Cautionary Statements This news release contains 'forward-looking information' and 'forward-looking statements'. 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