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Power Metallic Reports 406M-lb CuEq Inaugural Lion Resource in Quebec

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Power Metallic Reports 406M-lb CuEq Inaugural Lion Resource in Quebec

Toronto – September 11, 2026 -- Power Metallic Mines Inc. (TSXV: PNPN) has declared an inaugural Mineral Resource Estimate for the Lion Zone at its Nisk Project in Quebec, containing approximately 406 million pounds of copper-equivalent (CuEq) with more than 85% classified as Indicated.

Lion resource grades near 4% CuEq across 4.75 million tonnes

The Lion deposit holds 4,145,000 tonnes Indicated at 3.86% CuEq (1.68% Cu, 2.61 g/t Pd, 0.85 g/t Pt, 0.49 g/t Au, 12.21 g/t Ag, 0.10% Ni), plus 601,000 tonnes Inferred at 4.01% CuEq. The estimate, prepared by SGS Canada Inc. under NI 43-101 standards, carries an effective date of June 19, 2026, and incorporates drilling completed to April 19, 2026. Approximately 59% of the tonnage sits within the open-pit resource, and mineralization starts at surface.

transcosmos Launches Generative AI Chatbot trans-AI Chat in Indonesia

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transcosmos Launches Generative AI Chatbot trans-AI Chat in Indonesia

Tokyo – September 11, 2026 -- transcosmos inc. has officially launched trans-AI Chat, a generative AI-powered chatbot, in Indonesia, expanding its customer experience (CX) technology footprint in the country.

Chatbot uses large language models to replace scripted conversation flows

Unlike conventional chatbots built on predefined scripts, trans-AI Chat leverages large language models (LLMs) to interpret conversational context, recognize customer intent, and generate dynamic, human-like responses in real time.

IDnow Survey: EUDI Wallet Faces Trust Gap Ahead of December Rollout

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IDnow Survey: EUDI Wallet Faces Trust Gap Ahead of December Rollout

Munich – September 11, 2026 -- Nearly half of European consumers, 46%, say they frequently abandon a transaction when identity verification is too complex or slow, according to a new IDnow survey released ahead of the EUDI Wallet's mandated December 2026 rollout.

The survey of 2,000 respondents across France and Germany, conducted by Sapio Research in June 2026, found that awareness of the EU Digital Identity Wallet remains low even as EU member states are required to make it available to every citizen by December 2026, with banks obligated to accept it starting December 2027.

Security concerns outweigh speed as the top adoption driver

Forty percent of respondents cited better fraud protection as the decisive factor for accepting the EUDI Wallet, ahead of data control (31%) and transparency over data usage (29%). Faster, simpler processes ranked lower, decisive for only 28% of respondents.

Survey: 46% Abandon ID Checks, EUDI Wallet Faces Trust Gap

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Survey: 46% Abandon ID Checks, EUDI Wallet Faces Trust Gap

Munich – September 11, 2026 -- Nearly half of consumers in France and Germany, 46%, abandon a transaction when identity verification is too complex or slow, according to a new survey from IDnow published ahead of the EU Digital Identity Wallet's scheduled December 2026 rollout.

The EUDI Wallet Consumer Survey, conducted by Sapio Research in June 2026 among 2,000 adults aged 18-80 (1,000 in France, 1,000 in Germany), found that awareness of the incoming digital identity system remains low while friction in current onboarding processes is already costing financial services providers customers.

Insightec Hits 10,000 EMEA Patients Treated With Focused Ultrasound

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Insightec Hits 10,000 EMEA Patients Treated With Focused Ultrasound

Haifa/Frankfurt – September 11, 2026 -- Insightec has treated 10,000 patients across Europe, the Middle East and Africa with its Exablate Neuro platform for essential tremor and Parkinson's disease, a figure that has more than doubled over the past three years. The incisionless MR-guided focused ultrasound (MRgFUS) therapy is now available at more than 62 treatment centers in 20 countries across the region, part of a global network exceeding 30,000 patients treated at 226 centers worldwide.

Treatment volumes double in three years as adoption accelerates

The EMEA milestone caps a decade of expansion for focused ultrasound in the region, with hospitals increasingly offering the incisionless approach to patients whose only prior options were medication or invasive surgery. Growth spans both essential tremor and Parkinson's disease indications, according to Jake Ghannam, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer at Insightec.

Fuze Finance Enters Switzerland, Adds Crypto Rails to SWIFT, SEPA, SIC

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Fuze Finance Enters Switzerland, Adds Crypto Rails to SWIFT, SEPA, SIC

Lugano – – September 11, 2026 -- Fuze Finance has secured approval from the Supervisory Organisation for Financial Intermediaries and Trustees (SO-FIT) to operate as a supervised financial intermediary in Switzerland, marking the regulated crypto-assets infrastructure provider's first move into Western Europe. The approval, granted under the Anti-Money Laundering Act, allows Fuze to offer institutional clients crypto-asset infrastructure and stablecoin settlement alongside SWIFT, SEPA and SIC payment rails.

Four in five Swiss banks still lack a regulated crypto offering

Citing IMF data referencing FINMA, Fuze notes that roughly 80% of Swiss banks have yet to establish a regulated crypto-assets service, pointing to a supply gap in one of the world's largest private banking markets. The Swiss entry adds to Fuze's existing regulatory licenses in the Middle East, Turkey and Canada.

NetActuate Launches Media Substrate for Live Broadcast Redundancy

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NetActuate Launches Media Substrate for Live Broadcast Redundancy

Amsterdam – September 11, 2026 -- NetActuate today launched the Media Substrate, a managed transport layer that runs redundant paths for contribution-grade live video across more than 45 global locations, available immediately in the company's Customer Portal ahead of IBC 2026.

Broadcasters send one stream while NetActuate manages dual paths beneath it

The service lets broadcasters send a single stream and receive a single stream, while NetActuate runs diverse paths across its network, merges them at egress, and measures latency and continuity on every hop. In a blackout test cited by the company, one path was taken fully dark and the merged output lost no data.

Fujitsu Unveils World's First Diamond-Spin Quantum Computer Prototype

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Fujitsu Unveils World's First Diamond-Spin Quantum Computer Prototype

Kawasaki, Japan – September 11, 2026 -- Fujitsu has developed the world's first working prototype of a diamond-spin quantum computer that integrates tin-vacancy (SnV) centers into photonic integrated circuits, a milestone the company says advances the path toward scalable quantum systems.

Prototype runs at -271.6°C, warmer than superconducting rivals

The device operates at -271.6°C, a higher temperature threshold than the -273.13°C required by typical superconducting quantum computers. Fujitsu demonstrated in a test environment that the prototype can be operated via its Hybrid Quantum Computing Platform without requiring specialist quantum expertise, a factor that could lower operational barriers for enterprise adopters.

BOE Hosts First Overseas IPC Forum in Berlin, Courts 200+ EU Partners

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BOE Hosts First Overseas IPC Forum in Berlin, Courts 200+ EU Partners

Berlin – September 11, 2026 -- BOE Technology held its first overseas Innovation Partner Conference (IPC) in Berlin on September 7, 2026, gathering more than 200 partners alongside IFA 2026 to discuss display and IoT collaboration in the European market.

BOE stages inaugural overseas IPC forum during IFA 2026

The event, themed "Innovation, Globalization, Collaboration," marked the first time BOE's IPC forum was held outside its home market, drawing global display and IoT ecosystem partners to Berlin. BOE CSO Qi Zheng said the company would deepen joint development with global partners, describing the approach as rooted in innovation and driven toward shared success at IFA.

IFA CEO praises BOE's technology leadership at Berlin showcase

IFA CEO Leif Lindner said he was pleased BOE chose to showcase its technological leadership at IFA Berlin, where decision-makers and trendsetters of the electronics industry convene.

Germany's Bavarian State Housing Firm Misses Target by 83%

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Germany's Bavarian State Housing Firm Misses Target by 83%

Velburg – September 11, 2026 -- Germany's push for a new federal housing corporation to fix the country's housing shortage is drawing scrutiny after Bavaria's state-run BayernHeim delivered only a fraction of its promised units, with industry experts arguing the real barrier is construction economics, not a lack of state builders.

BayernHeim delivers 1,700 units versus a 10,000-unit target set in 2018

Bavaria's state government pledged in 2018 to create 10,000 new apartments through BayernHeim by 2025. According to a response to an inquiry from state parliament member Jürgen Mistol, the company will complete only around 1,700 units by the end of 2025 -- nearly half of which stem from acquiring projects already planned by private developers. The portfolio is projected to grow to roughly 3,700 units by end-2026, still far short of the original goal.