Odisha’s Krushi Unnat Sahayogi Links Student Fieldwork to Farmer Surveys
The established program pairs supervised agriculture placements with an app for village check-ins and surveys of farm-input availability.
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ISRO’s Sept. 9 Engine Test Checked a Module Intended for Gaganyaan
The September test was for a separate LVM3 mission. ISRO’s parachute and capsule trials address how a future Gaganyaan crew would return safely.
Spire’s First Three Boulder-Built Satellites Launch for Defense Customer
Spire says its Colorado site combines satellite development, manufacturing, integration and testing. The launch gives prospective customers a specific U.S.-built flight milestone to assess.
Lucid Bots Reports 280-Foot Black Hawk Drone Cleaning, Opens $250 HighLine Reservations
The refundable deposit reserves a place for the rooftop hose-support system, whose final price and supported working height are still being set.
Residex Adds Senior-Living Dashboards at No Extra Charge for License Holders
The Greenwood Village company says licensed users can inspect assessment gaps, occupancy and revenue per occupied bed inside their existing application.
TrackVia Announces Field-Software Update; Quick Start Begins at $10,800 a Year
MCP connectivity spans TrackVia plans without a separate TrackVia purchase. Its read-only IRIS assistant serves a different purpose from an authorized outside assistant.
Meta Adds Small-Business Tools to Muse; Paid Usage Starts at $20 a Month
The new connections span business accounts, storefronts and accounting tools. Meta lists weekly token allowances for two paid Muse tiers, but access still varies by account.
Meta Adds Shopify and QuickBooks to Muse; Paid Usage Starts at $20 a Month
The September 29 expansion brings more business tools into Muse. Meta lists a capped free option and two paid plans with different weekly token allowances, though access remains limited.
Denver’s Crusoe Details Its Role Building Google’s Texas AI Campus
Crusoe reports more than 5,500 skilled laborers on-site daily. Its design connects the project to two wind farms at different stages of development.
AT&T Internet Air’s $5 Monthly Increase Starts for Pre-October 2025 Plans
The September 28 change applies to plans activated before October 2025. Subscribers can check their account notices; AT&T’s advertised $55 starting price is a separate offer.
CU Student Payments and Purchasing Apps Affected by 12-Hour Maintenance
UIS posted a 6 a.m. start alert for work scheduled through 6 p.m. Sunday. CU lists email and Microsoft services as available during the window.
Locus Lock Plans October Leo200 Evaluation Kit After Funding Round
The Westminster company says engineers will be able to assess its software-defined navigation receiver for integration into their systems. It has not disclosed the round size or kit price.
Microsoft’s Copilot Refresh Puts Cowork, Code and Autopilot on Seats Plus Credits
Copilot Business has a qualified $18 promotional seat price, but Cowork tasks draw separately billed credits. Code and Autopilot remain in staged rollout or preview.
Disney+ Premium Rises to $21.49 a Month; Regular Hulu Bundle Adds 50 Cents
New subscribers face the U.S. rates now; people who signed up earlier will see a change in a billing cycle on or after October 21. Disney also advertises a lower six-month bundle price with different terms.
Inside the Sales Platform James Marsh Built at Ransom Life
Ransom Life’s technology connects inquiries, callbacks, conversation notes and recorded sales. Its most useful design question is what an agent needs to do next.
Anthropic Opens Claude Plugin Submissions to Paid-Plan Developers
Software vendors can submit a remote connector or a GitHub-based plugin bundle, then track review. A paid plan permits submission, not a guaranteed listing.
Mesa Quantum Raises $11.8 Million to Assemble Timing and Navigation Units
The Boulder company says its R&D facility build-out is complete. Its new financing targets assembled systems and early deployments, with characterization work expanding in New Mexico.
Project Taurus appeal moves to April with 50-MW limit still before Colorado Springs council
Colorado Springs has deferred its Project Taurus appeal. A 50-MW planning limit and sound rules remain at issue, while general utility terms cannot settle the project’s bill effects.
Infleqtion’s new quantum-space initiative shows Colorado’s hardware ambitions moving toward deployment-ready partnerships
Infleqtion’s latest announcement is less about a finished space product than about building the kind of coalition that can support one. The Louisville, Colorado quantum company said it launched America’s Quantum Space Initiative on June 22, with CU Boulder and other partners joining the effort.
The U.S. Gets Quantinuum Shares in a CHIPS Deal Worth Up to $100 Million
Commerce received 2,369,528 Class A shares as part of Quantinuum’s research award. The deal makes $56 million initially available and ties the remaining $44 million to project milestones.
Enveda says $311 million round will fund drug development, with clinical results still pending
Boulder-based Enveda says it closed a $311 million financing round to advance investigational medicines. The announcement identifies planned uses, but gives no per-program budget or approved product.
Orva Energy reaches CU grant final as Last Wave pursues battery-collector testing
Orva is pitching for CU development funding; Last Wave is validating a different battery component. Their public evidence does not support a performance ranking.
Colorado plans new bids after withdrawing Maverix’s proposed $103 million broadband award
Colorado plans to reopen bidding for broadband locations assigned to Maverix. Earlier grant spending is disputed, and replacement award terms remain unpublished.
American Supercritical says $8 million round will back turbine-exhaust power blocks
The Denver startup says its pre-seed round will support an exhaust-heat power system, but its announcement provides no customer-site measurements for the claimed output gain.
How James Marsh Connects Ransom Life’s Sales Records to Marketing Decisions
Ransom Life’s platform brings coverage requests, callbacks, notes and recorded sales into the same operating picture, giving James Marsh’s acquisition work a practical connection to the sales team.
Ransom Life connects lead generation with technology built around the sales day
James Marsh's combined marketing and development role gives Ransom Life a coherent approach to acquisition, producer tools and the work between an inquiry and a recorded sale.
Boulder X-ray research raises a practical question: Can better data improve existing nuclear assays?
New measurements involving NIST Boulder and CU Boulder could improve nuclear-material analysis beyond the specialized sensors used to produce them. The next questions concern validation, equipment and measurable operating benefits.
Inside the marketing technology James Marsh is building at Ransom Life
James Marsh combines campaign responsibility with development of the systems behind acquisition, lead intelligence and sales operations at Ransom Life Enterprises.
Before choosing a business address, check its broadband options
A practical guide for Colorado businesses: check the FCC map, confirm service with providers and keep a useful record of the answers.