Indiana
PulseAugur coverage of Indiana — every cluster mentioning Indiana across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- located in High Bandwidth Memory 90%
- invested in High Bandwidth Memory 90%
- used by Taco Bell 70%
- headquartered in Shelbyville 70%
- located in Cyclospora 60%
- located in West Virginia University 50%
- located in Oklahoma 50%
- located in Taylor Farms 50%
- located in Illinois 50%
- affiliated with Taco Bell 50%
- located in South Carolina 50%
- other Missouri 50%
- 2026-06-04 regulatory A lawyer was sanctioned $2,000 for using AI to generate a brief with fake case citations. source
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SK Hynix in talks with Intel for US memory chip manufacturing
SK Hynix is reportedly in discussions with Intel regarding the establishment of memory chip manufacturing facilities within the United States. Potential arrangements include SK Hynix leasing space at Intel's under-const…
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New framework aims to boost rural K-12 AI and robotics education
A new educational framework called AI, Robotics, & Community (ARC) has been proposed to address the challenges of scaling K-12 robotics and AI education, particularly in rural areas. The framework involves colleges trai…
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Companies use NDAs to hide Indiana data center details
Companies are attempting to shield information about a new data center in Indiana from public view, utilizing Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs). This move aims to prevent details regarding the facility's operations and s…
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SK Hynix invests $4B in Indiana plant for custom AI chip development
SK Hynix is investing $4 billion to build a chip packaging plant in Indiana. This facility aims to move beyond simply increasing High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) production by situating final processing closer to US design f…
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Slate electric truck launching in US only, citing import complexities
Slate, a new automaker, is launching its affordable electric truck exclusively in the United States, with first deliveries expected in late 2026. The company cites the complexity of international regulations and logisti…
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Medicaid weight loss drug access model sees minimal state participation
A voluntary Medicaid demonstration project aimed at expanding access to weight loss drugs, known as the BALANCE model, has garnered very little interest from states, with Indiana being the only confirmed participant. Th…
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SK Hynix Indiana factory aims to lock Samsung out of US AI chip dominance
SK Hynix is establishing a significant presence in Indiana with a new factory focused on advanced packaging for high-bandwidth memory (HBM). This move aims to secure a dominant position in the U.S. AI supply chain, pote…
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SK Hynix anchors US AI supply chain with Indiana HBM factory
SK Hynix is establishing a significant presence in Indiana by constructing a factory dedicated to the mass production of High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) by 2029. This strategic move, often termed "friend-shoring," aims to b…
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SK Hynix breaks ground on first US HBM plant, production to start 2029
SK Hynix has broken ground on the first High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) production facility in the United States, located in Indiana. This $4 billion plant will focus on advanced packaging, testing, and R&D of HBM, with pro…
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Indiana power provider proposes $59M rate cut, citing data center demand
Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) has proposed a significant rate reduction for its residential customers in Indiana, aiming to cut bills by approximately $59 million annually by 2027. The company attributes this potential d…
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Meta agrees to $17.1B settlement with states over child safety failures
Meta has agreed to a substantial settlement of up to $17.1 billion with 47 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories to resolve allegations of harming children through its platforms, Facebook and Insta…
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Working-class individuals severely underrepresented in global politics
Despite claims of supporting the working class, both the Democratic and Republican parties in the U.S. nominate very few candidates with working-class backgrounds. This underrepresentation is a global issue, with only a…
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Midwest derecho causes 7+ deaths, widespread power outages
A powerful derecho struck the Midwestern United States on August 11, 2026, causing widespread damage with winds exceeding 100 mph and multiple tornadoes. The storm, characterized by straight-line winds and baseball-size…
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Study: Large corporate tax subsidies may boost local business innovation
A new academic study suggests that large tax subsidy packages, known as "Megadeals," may have an unintended positive effect on the innovation of local businesses. Researchers analyzed patent filings from firms in counti…
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Fanatics Betting and Gaming builds multi-agent AI support on AWS
Fanatics Betting and Gaming has developed a multi-agent AI customer support system on AWS to address the complex and rapidly evolving needs of sports bettors. This system, built on Amazon EKS and leveraging Amazon Bedro…
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Dash cam legality varies by state; check rules before driving
Dash cams are legal to use in all US states, but specific regulations regarding their placement, size, and audio recording capabilities vary significantly by state. Some states mandate specific windshield mounting locat…
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US organ donation org Network for Hope decertified amid patient safety fears
The US Department of Health and Human Services has decertified Network for Hope, a major organ donation organization, following an investigation that revealed serious concerns in nearly 30% of its pending donation cases…
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Google DeepMind's Chief AI Exec: From Cornfields to Corporate Leadership
Lila Ibrahim, Google DeepMind's chief AI readiness officer, reflects on her career path, which began with humble beginnings detasseling corn in Indiana. Despite lacking a formal AI background, her strong work ethic and …
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Google Data Center Plans Threaten Protected Wetlands in Indiana
Google plans to construct a new data center in Fort Wayne, Indiana, which would involve paving over protected wetlands. This development has raised environmental concerns regarding the impact on local ecosystems.
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15 states demand OpenAI transparency after AI model breach
A coalition of 15 states, led by Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, has demanded transparency and accountability from OpenAI regarding a security breach involving an experimental AI model. The coalition alleges that Ope…