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    Qcomm’s Diwali boost; Energy startups attract funds

    Happy Wednesday! Quick commerce powered a strong festive season for D2C brands. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    Advait Energy Transitions Q2 profit jumps 89% to Rs 19.18 crore; revenue rises 41%

    Advait Energy Transitions has reported an 88.5 percent increase in net profit for the quarter ending September 30, 2026. Revenue for this period rose 40.8 percent, reaching Rs 220.9 crore, driven by strong demand for power transmission solutions. The company also experienced substantial growth in its consolidated revenue for the first half of FY27.

    Michael and Susan Dell's 59th-floor penthouse at Millennium Tower in Boston is up for auction with minimum reserve price of $6.5 million

    Michael and Susan Dell have put their penthouse in Millennium Tower, Boston up for auction with a minimum reserve price of $6.5 million. The property was purchased for $10.9 million in 2016 and has been listed at different prices. The sealed-bid auction is being managed by Paramount Realty USA and Serhant Massachusetts. It will close on October 29.

    In 2019, the Netherlands tested a 1,312-foot highway noise barrier with two-sided solar panels; it generated 325.5 MWh over 18 months

    Dutch engineers transformed highway sound walls into solar power generators. These innovative walls produced significant electricity during an eighteen-month test period. The bifacial solar glass panels generated power from both sides, maximizing energy capture. This project demonstrated a novel approach to clean energy generation without using new land. Similar opportunities exist in America for repurposing existing infrastructure.

    Since 2025, Belgium installed 23 concrete blocks weighing 22,000 tonnes each in the North Sea; together, they now form the walls of a new artificial energy island

    Belgium is turning a huge offshore construction project into reality. Since 2025, workers have installed 23 massive concrete blocks in the North Sea. Each block weighs about 22,000 tonnes, making the scale of the project hard to grasp. Together, the blocks form the protective walls of a new artificial energy island. The island is designed to become a key link in Belgium’s growing offshore renewable-energy network, helping connect future wind power to the electricity grid on land.

    The four questions India must ask before its AI data centre boom outpaces its grid

    Data centers now face public scrutiny regarding their resource consumption. These facilities use less water than comparable commercial spaces annually. However, efficient cooling systems can increase electricity usage significantly. Renewable energy and hybrid cooling systems are key to managing this impact. India must balance growth with responsible resource management for future technology.

    The Economic Times
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