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DDM Systems' Ceramic 3D Printing Targets the Gas Turbine Casting Bottleneck in AI Data Centers

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By Suman Das
| EIN Presswire
DDM Systems' LAMP ceramic 3D printing eliminates 7 of 12 investment casting steps, cuts lead time from 60 to 90 weeks down to days, and raises casting yield from 40% to 90%. DDM Systems' LAMP casting technology has been validated through $8M+ in federal contracts, including $6.3M in DARPA foundational research and a $3.3M ARPA-E award with GE Vernova. Global gas turbine backlogs stretch to 2030 as hyperscaler power demand tops 100 GW.
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Canada, UAE conclude free trade agreement talks to deepen trade and investment ties

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By Suman Das
| HT Syndication
Toronto, July 25 -- Canada and the United Arab Emirates have concluded negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), marking a major step toward a bilateral free trade deal aimed at expanding trade, investment and market access between the two countries.
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Canada's First Ministers agree to speed up power grid projects, labour mobility reforms amid U.S. tariff tensions

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By Suman Das
| HT Syndication
Charlottetown, July 25 -- Canada's first ministers agreed on Tuesday to accelerate electricity infrastructure projects, reduce internal trade barriers and reform carbon markets as they presented a united front against escalating U.S. trade actions. The leaders said Canada remained ready to engage with Washington while continuing efforts to protect Canadian workers, businesses and farmers.
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