Collin Krabbe

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mPower Technology, Inc. in Albuquerque will work on #NASA effort to design tech that may be used to charge space-bound electrical equipment: bit.ly/3ulYESl

Virgin Galactic's next rocket-powered test flight attempt may take place on Saturday, according to the company: bit.ly/3u4t3Vd

#Albuquerque drone service company Robotic Skies partners with Avy — Drones for Good, a Dutch manufacturer working with emissions-free aircraft technology for first response and search and rescue operations: bit.ly/3wjV9x1

Update: @intel's $3.5 billion investment into its Rio Rancho plant will bring 700 jobs, according to company officials.

@ewhitmore @intel Stay tuned for more details!

Breaking: @intel will invest $3.5 billion into its Rio Rancho plant: bit.ly/3eQZkJD

The loan applications represent 6,664 jobs, according to the bank.

#PPP update: @WellsFargo tells Business First it has received 1,076 applications requesting a total of $59 million from organizations in New Mexico since Jan. 19.

Meow Wolf sidelines plans for a hotel in Phoenix: bit.ly/3bJ6cqW

Drone footage captures these wild horses running through the Navajo Nation. If you look closely you'll see a colt.

Ranking lists Albuquerque as one of the top 10 cities for women in tech: bit.ly/3snSgcX

The two companies have worked together in the past, previously working to develop a platform that would use artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify trends in health care data. bit.ly/2YY6Lr9

With the acquisition of Versatile MED Analytics, Albuquerque data science company RS21 is launching a new division focused on health care. bit.ly/2NchV8Q

Following an approval from the city's Development Review Board, a California nuclear energy company's expansion to Albuquerque may be even bigger than previously thought. bit.ly/2Yq9CsE

The Paycheck Protection Program is back, and these New Mexico lenders are participating: bit.ly/2N4PVEi

Former Titan Development president raises millions for new real estate firm driven by data: bit.ly/35wz43u

Satellite company's plans for Albuquerque and beyond could cost billions: bit.ly/2MQ6T98