• Strawberry Fields REIT, Inc., a self-administered real estate investment trust, posted its AFFO for Q2 2025 at $18.4 million, up from $14.3 million during the same period in 2024
• From 33 Skilled Nursing Facilities (“SNF”) in 2015, the Company has grown its portfolio to 142 healthcare facilities, totaling over 15,500 licensed beds across 10 states in the U.S.
• Founder, CEO, and Chairman, Moishe Gubin, built Strawberry Fields with an operator point of view, while focusing on the real estate side of things
• By combining a unique knowledge of the healthcare and real estate industries, the Company positioned itself to carve out a growing market share and assert its place as a leader in the industry
• The Company is set to announce its Q3 financial results on November 6 after the close of market and hold its quarterly earnings call on November 7

Strawberry Fields REIT (NYSE: AMERICAN: STRW) (the “Company”), a self-administered real estate investment trust engaged in the ownership, acquisition, and leasing of skilled nursing and specific other healthcare-related properties, posted $18.4 million in Adjusted Funds From Operations (“AFFO”) for Q2 2025, a significant growth from $14.3 million during the same period in 2024. While announcing the milestone, the Company’s Chairman and CEO, Moishe Gubin, lauded the benefits of its master lease structure and acknowledged the Company’s strongest quarter since its founding.

“I am pleased to be reporting a very strong second quarter. Our earnings are the strongest they have been since the Company was founded 10 years ago,” he noted.

Strawberry Fields has experienced consistent growth since its founding. This growth can be attributed mainly to its management, led by Moishe Gubin, the Chairman, CEO, and Founder, along with Jefferey Bajtner, the Chief Investment Officer, and Greg Flamion, the Chief Financial Officer. Today, the Company directly impacts tens of thousands of lives across the United States. 

Beginning in 2003, Gubin and his operating partner, Michael Blisko, the CEO of Infinity Health Care Management, set out to acquire and operate Skilled Nursing Facility (“SNF”) properties. Between 2003 and 2014, they grew the portfolio to 33 facilities in Illinois and Indiana. In 2015, Gubin founded Strawberry Fields with the bold ambition to aggressively expand across the United States.

“We spun off Strawberry Fields REIT in 2015 with 33 facilities, in Indiana and Illinois. Our goal at the time was to diversify operators and locations,” Gubin noted (https://ibn.fm/02tj8).

By combining a unique knowledge of the healthcare and real estate industries, the Company, under the leadership of Gubin, was well positioned to carve out market share. To this day, it targets high-quality healthcare operating companies in the Skilled Nursing and Acute sectors and has built a thriving network of carefully selected facilities. In addition, its deep ties with industry leaders position Strawberry Fields strategically to partner with future-focused operators, a factor that sets it apart from other players. 

Since 2015, the focus has been strictly on the real estate side, acquiring and leasing, while letting others handle operations. Yet, having worked in the industry, Mr. Gubin understood what went into the business, what to watch out for, and what he could do differently to stand out from the rest of the market players.

“Since I actually worked at the original nursing homes, I started this Company with an operator point of view. The Company evaluates deals as if we were going to be operating it: what deal would we make, how would we buy, what kind of services would we provide? Then we find a tenant that has a similar point of view,” he added (https://ibn.fm/eSl2V).

The Company now holds long-term leasehold interests in 142 healthcare facilities, totaling over 15,500 licensed beds across ten states in the United States. In addition, given its due diligence and pragmatism in selecting tenants and partners for its projects, the Company has never missed a single rent payment over the past 10 years.

“We’ve collected 100% of our rents and haven’t written off a bad loan. I think our stock is perfect for a more conservative investment with a better yield,” Gubin noted (https://ibn.fm/eSl2V).

Going forward, Strawberry Fields is on an aggressive market expansion plan. Recently, the Company acquired nine SNFs in Missouri, totaling 686 beds for $59 million. It also acquired an 80-bed SNF in Oklahoma for $4.25 million and a 124-bed facility comprising 108 skilled nursing beds and 16 assisted living beds near Poplar Bluff, Missouri (https://ibn.fm/hAWOG). Gubin has noted that these expansions demonstrate the Company’s financial discipline and consistency, while also offering a glimpse into its future.

The Company is set to release its Q3 2025 financial results on November 6 after the close of market, with experts optimistic about the Company maintaining its disciplined investment strategy following Q2 performance. On November 7, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time, the Company’s management team will be holding its quarterly conference call/webcast to discuss the 2025 third quarter results and invites current and prospective investors to join. A live webcast of the conference call can also be accessed, on a listen-only basis, using this link (https://ibn.fm/Iizh9).

For Company information, visit the Company’s website at www.StrawberryFieldsREIT.com.

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• The ‘Box Cleaner,’ an autonomous industrial robotics cleaning system, will be trialed at Helsingborg Port in Sweden, one of the most advanced and sustainability-focused ports in Scandinavia.
• The robot operates autonomously for extended periods, leveraging AI-driven navigation and edge-computing to optimize energy and water usage.
• Built on Micropolis’ M2 platform, the system will collect operational data during trials to refine performance ahead of commercial rollout in Europe and the Middle East.
• The project supports sustainability goals by reducing manual labor, emissions, and resource consumption in port and industrial cleaning operations.
• The collaboration expands Micropolis’ reach beyond security and law enforcement robotics into broader industrial and infrastructure applications.

Micropolis (NYSE American: MCRP), a pioneer in unmanned ground vehicles (“UGVs”) and AI-driven security solutions, announced that it has entered into an agreement with Helsingborgs Hamn AB, operator of the Port of Helsingborg in Sweden, and MCS Robotics AB, a Swedish robotics firm, to jointly develop and test the Box Cleaner, an autonomous robotic cleaning system designed for port and industrial environments (https://ibn.fm/HJXkz).

The Box Cleaner is built on Micropolis’ proprietary M2 platform, integrating the company’s AI navigation software, edge-computing architecture, and autonomous control systems. Designed for large outdoor and semi-industrial environments, the robot performs precision cleaning operations over extended periods without human intervention.

The platform’s capabilities include adaptive route planning, object recognition, and dynamic resource optimization, allowing the robot to minimize water and power consumption while maintaining consistent operational output. The company expects the trial to yield detailed operational data for refining performance metrics ahead of broader commercialization.

The pilot program will take place at Helsingborgs Hamn, one of Sweden’s busiest ports and a recognized hub for innovation in logistics and sustainability. The trial will test the Box Cleaner in real-world conditions: on container surfaces, paved storage areas, and heavy-use zones, to evaluate how the system performs across varying weather, traffic, and debris conditions.

For Helsingborgs Hamn, the collaboration fits into a long-term plan to digitize port operations and reduce the environmental footprint of logistical infrastructure. The port has been an early adopter of green initiatives, including automation and electrification of cargo handling.

Micropolis CEO Fareed Aljawhari emphasized the importance of cross-border cooperation in developing and deploying practical robotics solutions. “This partnership with two renowned Swedish companies in the robotics and marine logistics space demonstrates how international collaboration can accelerate the deployment of practical robotic solutions,” Aljawhari said, adding that “Working alongside Helsingborgs Hamn AB and MCS Robotics allows us to validate our technologies in one of Europe’s leading ports, while aligning with the global shift toward smart, sustainable operations.”

The project’s collaborative model, uniting AI development, robotics engineering, and operational testing, reflects a growing trend in industrial automation. Robotics manufacturers are increasingly working directly with end users in logistics and transport to ensure that new systems meet the operational and regulatory demands of their environments.

The Box Cleaner project marks another step in Micropolis’ diversification strategy. While the company is widely known for its AI-driven autonomous patrol vehicles deployed in security and law enforcement, most recently in partnership with Dubai Police, its modular technology is designed to adapt across multiple industries.

Micropolis’ underlying software and hardware architecture are built to support various applications, including urban logistics, infrastructure management, and environmental services. By entering the industrial automation sector, the company broadens its commercial base and demonstrates the scalability of its autonomous systems.

Furthermore, the collaboration with Helsingborgs Hamn and MCS Robotics reinforces Micropolis’ growing international presence. With operations and partnerships now spanning the Middle East, Europe, and Asia, the company continues to demonstrate its adaptability and technical credibility in multiple sectors.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Micropolis.ai.

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• The company is targeting a production goal of 1,000 barrels of oil equivalent (“BOE”) per day by year-end 2026, and continues to evaluate drilling sites across its Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas leases.
• Its vertically integrated operations leverage AI-enabled wellsite monitoring, while collaboration with OneQode ensures secure, real-time data flow for production optimization.
• Recent partnerships and infrastructure upgrades align with U.S. energy independence goals and digital resilience.

Safe & Green Holdings (NASDAQ: SGBX) has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Olenox Energy Corp., a vertically integrated energy company, is advancing an aggressive drilling program set to begin in the fourth quarter of 2025. The initiative, part of the company’s strategy to strengthen its energy production base, will expand across 2026 as Olenox ramps up both legacy and new well development within its oil and gas portfolio.

Olenox has started initial reviews of several drilling sites on leases it currently holds in Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma. The company intends to complete at least one new drilling project before the end of 2025 and to expand the campaign into a broader development schedule in 2026.

“While we are still bringing on legacy production on our leases, the company is committed to generate new production through an aggressive drilling program to meet our internal goal of 1,000 BOE a day by the end of 2026,” said Michael McLaren, CEO of Olenox Corp., in a recent announcement (https://ibn.fm/RTNKS).

The company’s approach combines the revitalization of existing wellsites with new drilling and targeted acquisitions. “Through legacy wellsite revitalization, drilling and acquisitions, the company will push to meet or exceed these targets by year-end 2026,” McLaren said.

Olenox operates through three complementary divisions: Oil and Gas, Oilfield Services , and Technologies. This integration allows the company to manage the full lifecycle of its operations, from field production to service support and advanced recovery techniques.

The company’s Technologies unit utilizes proprietary plasma pulse and ultrasonic cleaning tools to enhance wellbore productivity. These systems enable Olenox to recondition underperforming wells, extend equipment lifespan, and reduce the environmental footprint of its operations.

Supporting its drilling and production efforts is Olenox’s ongoing collaboration with OneQode, a global technology firm specializing in high-performance network infrastructure. The two companies are working under an Open Collaborative Framework (“OCF”) to modernize Olenox’s digital backbone and field communication systems.

The partnership is even more relevant, following a recent global Amazon Web Services (“AWS”) outage that disrupted major online platforms and exposed vulnerabilities in legacy internet infrastructure. In response, Olenox announced that it was deploying OneQode’s high-reliability network to ensure consistent two-way communication between remote wellsites and control centers (https://ibn.fm/gFpaq).

“It is critical to Olenox that data collection and two-way communication in the field is reliable, providing us with the ability to perform at maximum efficiency with little downtime while also meeting environmental commitments,” McLaren said. “If critical data, such as sour well leak detection or spills, is not sent or received on time, that can cause thousands of hours lost and possible environmental issues.”

OneQode’s CEO, Matt Shearing, noted that most existing cloud infrastructure was built on technology over 25 years old. “This outage was no surprise for us. AWS and other infrastructure companies have been building for decades without any substantial changes to their underlying foundation … This is why we’ve designed our platform to be fundamentally different,” Shearing said in a joint statement highlighting OneQode’s focus on performance, sovereignty, and digital resilience. 

The OCF partnership is initially focusing on integrating OneQode’s digital infrastructure with Olenox’s operational technology to enhance automation, production monitoring, and environmental performance. This aligns with Olenox’s deployment of AI-based monitoring systems, supported by Machfu’s Edge to Enterprise(R) platform, to provide real-time visibility into wellsite conditions. These systems can autonomously adjust pumpjack operations, reduce lifting costs, and minimize downtime.

The integration of these technologies strengthens Olenox’s environmental, social, and governance (“ESG”) framework. By automating well control and minimizing human error, the company aims to reduce emissions and waste while improving overall energy efficiency.

The renewed drilling strategy coincides with a period of increasing focus on U.S. energy independence. Domestic producers have been incentivized to scale output amid fluctuating global oil markets and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. Olenox’s portfolio strategy, acquiring and optimizing underdeveloped oil and gas assets, fits into this context. The company targets properties with established infrastructure and overlooked potential, enabling rapid production ramp-up with comparatively low capital expenditure.

“With oil production picking up and the refocusing of our manufacturing on container builds, we look forward to a stellar 2026 for SGBX and its subsidiaries,” McLaren said.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.SafeandGreenHoldings.com.

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• Thermostable vaccine technology is considered a significant unmet need in epidemic preparedness.
• Soligenix has been developing formulations intended to remain stable even when stored for extended periods at temperatures above 40°C.
• Soligenix’s ThermoVax(R) technology has broad applicability in Emerging Infectious Disease.

Current vaccines for Ebola and similar filoviruses face a major deployment barrier: Most require storage between 2°C and 8°C throughout transport, making them vulnerable to spoilage when exposed to the high ambient heat common in many outbreak regions (https://ibn.fm/MZWfk). Soligenix (NASDAQ: SNGX), a late-stage biopharmaceutical company specializing in biodefense and rare disease vaccines, has published a peer-reviewed summary of new scientific data demonstrating long-term high-temperature stability of its protein subunit vaccine platform designed for Ebola and Marburg-related viruses (https://ibn.fm/F2JpN).

The World Health Organization estimates that more than 50% of vaccine doses globally are wasted each year due to breakdown in the cold chain, driven largely by inadequate temperature control during transport and storage (https://ibn.fm/WJsm6). Studies report that live-attenuated and recombinant vector vaccines begin losing potency when exposed for even short durations above 30°C.

In sub-Saharan Africa, where Ebola virus outbreaks have occurred, standard ambient temperatures often exceed 35°C, and supply routes can take days or weeks, making cold-chain maintenance costly and sometimes even physically impossible (https://ibn.fm/lbM9v). This is compounded by the fact that Ebola vaccines require ultra-cold storage at –60°C to –80°C prior to distribution.

Thermostable vaccine technology is considered a significant unmet need in epidemic preparedness. Moreover, the African CDC has publicly stated that heat-stable vaccines would eliminate one of the biggest sources of logistic failure during early-stage outbreak response. These durability constraints apply not only to Ebola but to other filoviruses and Category A biothreat agents prioritized by U.S. government biodefense funding.

Soligenix has been developing formulations intended to remain stable even when stored for extended periods at temperatures above 40°C, a capability that could transform global outbreak response readiness. The company’s publication, titled “Development of Thermostable Filovirus Vaccines Using Protein Subunit Technology,” outlines preclinical data showing that the company’s filovirus vaccine antigens, formulated with its proprietary ThermoVax(R) platform, maintained structural integrity and immunogenicity after 12 months of storage at 40°C. The same formulation also outperformed unstabilized comparators that degraded significantly under identical conditions. Most recently, this stability window was increased to at least 2 years (24 months) at 40°C (https://ibn.fm/9E1ba). The publication expands earlier work funded through ongoing U.S. government contracts with BARDA and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

Soligenix’s approach does not rely on viral vectors or mRNA encapsulation but instead uses protein subunit antigens, a modality with a long safety track record, paired with a lyophilized heat-stabilizing formulation. Because the vaccine is freeze dried into a solid form, it does not require refrigeration and can be reconstituted at the point of care with standard diluent. If scaled, this could allow an entire outbreak-readiness stockpile capable of being stored at room temperature in strategic global hubs for years at a time without potency loss.

Importantly, Soligenix’s ThermoVax(R) technology is not limited to Ebola. The company has applied the same thermal stabilization method across candidate vaccines for Ricin toxin, COVID-19, Marburg virus and Sudan ebolavirus, creating the potential for a unified platform approach. The new publication adds further validation after government-funded preclinical testing and puts the company in position to seek additional nondilutive biodefense contracts.

While the publication does not include human clinical data, the ability to deliver vaccines that remain fully active after one year at 40°C represents a significant preclinical milestone if reproduced at scale. For global health agencies and defense authorities, the implications are strategic: Vaccine stockpiles could be positioned in African or Southeast Asian regions without fear of heat-related spoilage, dramatically reducing time lost to cold-chain transport. As climate volatility increases and outbreak frequency rises, thermostable vaccines are considered essential for next-generation pandemic preparedness.

Soligenix plans to advance its ThermoVax-enabled filovirus vaccines toward further regulatory development in coordination with U.S. federal partners. The publication marks one of the strongest public demonstrations to date that a protein-based vaccine platform, traditionally viewed as less rugged outside controlled environments, can match or exceed the heat stability performance targeted by synthetic or nanoparticle-stabilized platforms. If validated in human trials, this work could place Soligenix at the center of future global procurement strategies focused on readiness rather than reactive response.

For more information, visit www.Soligenix.com.

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The Blockchain Futurist Conference Florida 2025, now in its eighth edition and first-ever U.S. event, is gearing up to deliver an unforgettable experience shaping the future of Web3, crypto, and AI. Taking place November 5–6, 2025, at DAER inside the iconic Hard Rock Guitar Hotel, this festival-style conference will be the ultimate destination for high-impact networking and deal flow.

The conference recently announced two major celebrity headliners: Iggy Azalea and Tristan Thompson, adding star power to this year’s lineup. Thrust will host a fireside chat featuring Iggy Azalea, world-renowned musician and Founder of $MOTHER, in an exclusive session titled “The Death of Celebrity Coins.”

NBA Champion and entrepreneur Tristan Thompson, Co-Founder of basketball.fun, will take the stage as part of the panel “The Great Leap: How Web3 Becomes a Mainstream Reality,” exploring how blockchain and emerging technologies are entering everyday life.

The conference will bring together more than 200 speakers, including Tom Bilyeu, world-renowned podcaster and Co-Founder of Impact Theory; Brian J. Esposito, CEO of Diamond Lake Minerals; Shan Aggarwal, Chief Business Officer at Coinbase; Dr. Ben Goertzel, CEO of SingularityNET; David Shallenberger of the Utah House of Representatives; and N3on, influential digital creator and CEO of N3on Media.

The conference will feature two floors of expo booths showcasing leading Web3 and AI companies. Attendees are encouraged to visit the Nexa booth, one of the largest at the event. Nexa, a programmable digital value protocol, continues to push the boundaries of traditional blockchain technology. To learn more, attendees can hear directly from Andrew Stone, Lead Developer at Nexa / Bitcoin Unlimited, who will take the main stage on November 5.

Unique to the Futurist Conference is its signature VIP Cabana Area, where leading companies host private cabanas for meetings with investors and industry leaders. This year, DAER Dayclub will feature over 30 company cabanas, including DeLorean Labs, a project built on the Sui Network. Attendees can also hear from Evan Kuhn, President of DeLorean Labs, on November 5.

This year’s Futurist Conference Florida, marking its first edition in the United States, has already attracted over 60 sponsors across booth exhibits, VIP cabanas, speaking sessions, side events, and branding opportunities. Among them is the Brave Browser, a fast, private, and secure web browser that integrates Web3 functionality with privacy-first browsing.

The conference also attracts emerging projects entering the market, including SpearTrades, a next-generation crypto analytics and trading insights platform that helps traders make faster, smarter, and more informed decisions in volatile digital markets. Attendees can connect with the company at its expo booth or during an on-stage presentation by Sumit Arya, Founder and CEO of SpearTrades.

The most anticipated segment of this year’s show is the AI Futurist Conference. Now in its fifth year, the AI Futurist Conference will take over an entire day and stage, bringing together powerhouses in AI to explore the convergence of artificial intelligence and Web3. Presented by Argentum AI, the event’s Title Sponsor, the conference will spotlight Argentum’s human-friendly, AI-powered compute marketplace and its role in shaping the future of intelligent systems.

The conference also features a robust lineup of side events. One of the most highly awaited gatherings is the Happy Hour sponsored by Optio, a company building decentralized infrastructure for identity and trust. The event will take place on November 6 at Entice. To register for Optio Happy Hour and for a full list of side events, visit lu.ma/futurist_conference.

Blockchain Futurist Conference is one of North America’s longest-running and most immersive Web3 events. Now in its eighth year, Futurist has become a global hub for industry leaders shaping the future of crypto, Web3, and AI. For more information, visit www.futuristconference.com.

• Memorandum of Understanding signed to acquire the Golden Arrow Project in Nevada’s Walker Lane Belt for US$5 million
• Acquisition adds 420,000 ounces of historic gold resources, expanding Fairchild’s Nevada landholding by 170%
• Executive Chairman Nikolas Perrault highlights disciplined growth strategy as analysts project gold surpassing $5,000 per ounce

The Golden Era of Gold Revisited

Gold has entered a defining moment. With prices hovering near record highs near $4,200 an ounce and some forecasts now calling for $5,000 gold within a year, the macro backdrop for precious metals has rarely looked stronger. Central banks continue to diversify out of fiat currencies, inflation remains stubbornly above target, and geopolitical risks are rewriting the global investment playbook.

Wheaton Precious Metals CEO Randy Smallwood told Bloomberg earlier this month that gold could “easily reach $10,000 an ounce before the end of the decade.” It’s not just investor demand driving the move; structural supply constraints and underinvestment in new discoveries are now colliding with a decade of monetary expansion. Against this backdrop, exploration and development companies with quality assets in Tier-1 jurisdictions are uniquely positioned to capture value as the next phase of the gold cycle unfolds.

Building a Nevada Powerhouse

Fairchild (TSX.V: FAIR) is positioning itself at the heart of this structural shift. The company recently announced a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) to acquire a 100% interest in the Golden Arrow Project, located along Nevada’s prolific Walker Lane Shear Zone. The advanced exploration stage project adds 40.5 square kilometers of mineral tenure and a historic resource of 420,000 ounces of gold grading 0.75 g/t Au and 11.27 g/t Ag.

Lending further credence, the property is just 96 kilometers east of Kinross Gold Corporation’s (TSX: K) (NYSE: KGC) Round Mountain Gold Mine, which is estimated to have contained 28 million ounces of gold.

The acquisition, valued at approximately US$5 million, or about US$12 per ounce in the ground, represents a highly strategic move that increases Fairchild’s Nevada landholding by 170% to 64.5 square kilometers. Once completed, Golden Arrow will sit alongside Fairchild’s flagship Nevada Titan Project, creating a consolidated portfolio within one of the world’s most mining-friendly jurisdictions.

Golden Arrow: A Historic Producer with Modern Potential

Discovered in 1905, Golden Arrow saw significant mining activity during the early 20th century, particularly at the Hidden Hill and Gold Coin deposits along the Page Fault Zone. While operations ceased in the 1940s, subsequent exploration by 12 companies since 1981, including over 61,000 meters of drilling, has outlined both high-grade veins and disseminated mineralization.

The project hosts a volcanic-hosted epithermal system overprinted by later hydrothermal events, providing strong geological indicators for expansion. The two main deposits remain open at depth and along strike, while 34 additional exploration targets, six of which are classified as high priority, have been identified through historical geophysical and geochemical surveys.

Fairchild plans to deploy modern AI-integrated geophysics, drone magnetics, and advanced geochemical analysis to refine targeting ahead of future drilling.

Strengthening the Technical Bench

As part of the Golden Arrow acquisition, Fairchild will appoint veteran mining engineer and consultant Guy Lauzier as Technical Director. Lauzier’s extensive global experience in advancing gold and base metal projects, combined with his leadership roles at companies such as Lundin, Trafigura, and Torex Gold, make him a strong asset. Known for his ability to bridge engineering excellence with practical execution, Lauzier has successfully guided projects from early-stage exploration through to production. His proven track record in mine development, feasibility, and operational execution positions him to drive the project’s advancement and long-term value creation.

A Disciplined Growth Model

Executive Chairman of Fairchild Gold, Nikolas Perrault, emphasized a pragmatic, data-driven growth model: “Our approach is simple—build value through high-quality, strategically located assets, advance them responsibly, and align exploration with strong market fundamentals.”

That approach extends beyond Nevada. The company also holds a 100% interest in the Fairchild Lake Property in Ontario’s underexplored Savant Lake Greenstone belt, offering additional upside exposure to gold in a Tier-1 jurisdiction.

Well-Financed for Expansion

Fairchild recently closed a C$1.1 million private placement, issuing 12.2 million units at C$0.09 per share with five-year warrants exercisable at C$0.15. Proceeds are earmarked to advance the company’s Nevada projects and strengthen working capital, providing the financial flexibility needed to execute on near-term milestones.

The financing structure, combined with the low-cost Golden Arrow acquisition terms, gives Fairchild room to expand exploration while minimizing dilution, a balance that investors often seek in emerging gold developers.

Positioned for a New Gold Paradigm

With analysts at Goldman Sachs forecasting $4,900 gold by late 2026 and Jefferies projecting levels as high as $6,600, the sector’s risk/reward balance appears increasingly asymmetric. As capital flows back into hard assets, the focus is shifting toward companies with scalable, technically sound projects in stable jurisdictions, criteria Fairchild clearly meets.

By combining the Nevada Titan Project’s porphyry-skarn copper-gold potential with the Golden Arrow Project’s defined resource base, Fairchild is constructing a portfolio that offers both near-term exploration catalysts and long-term leverage to rising metal prices.

As Perrault noted, “Nevada remains the epicenter of U.S. gold mining. We believe our assets—supported by disciplined leadership and technical depth—will position Fairchild as a meaningful participant in the next phase of the gold cycle.”

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.FairchildGold.com.

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• Google’s substantial AI investment in innovation underscores the explosive demand for computing power across the industry
• Looking ahead, BluSky AI plans to help overcome infrastructure challenges through its innovative Neocloud platform, built on rapidly deployable SkyMod(TM) modular data centers
• The company announced the completion of its modular design earlier this year, introducing the SkyMod(TM) series designed for seamless outdoor and indoor deployment

As Google announces a massive 5 billion euro investment to expand its artificial intelligence (“AI”) infrastructure in Belgium (ibn.fm/g9GKV) and unveils new AI capabilities that allow computers to surf the web autonomously (ibn.fm/e8Vta), the AI industry faces unprecedented infrastructure challenges. Meanwhile, BluSky AI (OTC: BSAI) is uniquely positioned with its innovative Neocloud platform and modular SkyMod technology. As tech giants pour billions into traditional data center expansion, BluSky AI is focused to democratize access to enterprise-grade AI infrastructure through a fundamentally different approach, delivering compute power in months rather than years.

Google’s substantial commitment underscores the explosive demand for computing power across the industry. The investment will fund data center expansion in Belgium, bringing Google’s total investment in the country to more than 11 billion euros since 2007. According to market analysis, Google is planning a significant $75 billion investment in AI development for 2025 alone (ibn.fm/rFVfc). As an example of how rapidly AI capabilities are advancing, Google’s DeepMind lab recently unveiled Gemini 2.5 Pro Computer Use, an AI model that can autonomously surf the web, fill out forms and take actions from a single text prompt.

These developments highlight a critical industry challenge. As OpenAI’s CFO Sarah Friar stated, diversifying computing power to meet AI demand is the company’s biggest challenge (ibn.fm/83Ud9). Traditional data center development requires two to four years to construct and demands hundreds of millions of dollars in upfront investment, creating barriers for smaller organizations, academic institutions and startups seeking to participate in the AI revolution (ibn.fm/gdO2c).

BluSky AI’s trajectory starts with its revolutionary Neocloud platform, built for AI from the ground up. BluSky AI’s initial Neocloud will consist of 150 MW with 20 planned locations spread across the U.S. With locations from 9 MW to 50 MW located closer to businesses to facilitate low latency-millisecond inferencing. 

The fabric supporting BluSky AI’s Neocloud will be the deployment of SkyMod modular data centers called “AI Factories.” Each SkyMod is a proprietary unit prebuilt and tested in a controlled environment before being shipped for plug and play installation. The SkyMod One AI Factory supports 1 MW of compute capacity. Multiple SkyMods can be networked on a single location to support up to 60 MW and will be interconnected throughout the future defined 20 locations in the Neocloud platform.

SkyMods will be capable of deploying in 12 to 18 months rather than the industry standard three to five years, representing a fundamental departure from traditional data center development (ibn.fm/u5KAa). These next generation modular systems are designed for artificial intelligence to deliver plug-and-play capabilities. This advantage stems from BluSky AI’s strategic partnerships, including an agreement with Data Specialties Inc. and a relationship with a key GPU chip company to reverse-engineer the company’s reference designs for the SkyMod AI factories. The company is also working with top chip manufacturers to support AI inference solutions.

The company announced the completion of its modular design earlier this year, introducing the SkyMod series designed for seamless outdoor and indoor deployment (ibn.fm/laJ0Y). The flagship SkyMod One is a one-megawatt modular unit occupying approximately 1,400 square feet, while the SkyMod XL boasts a 1.7-megawatt capacity covering 3,000 square feet. The preliminary designs mark a new milestone in high-performance AI infrastructure. 

“The SkyMod platform represents BluSky AI’s commitment to agile infrastructure that evolves in real-time with AI innovation,” said Blue Sky CEO Trent D’Ambrosio. “With the design of our modular system now finalized, we’re equipped to deliver scalable, efficient and rapidly deployable compute to clients across the globe.”

Each SkyMod will be fully assembled in a facility using the latest AI technologies, tested for performance, shipped and delivered, then placed on a BluSky AI location or client facility, ready for a plug-and-play deployment. The modules can be positioned indoors or outdoors, utilizing existing facilities with available power or purpose-built sites.

BluSky AI’s Neocloud will encompass one or multiple SkyMods in a single location, networked to SkyMods across the United States (ibn.fm/yaIBQ). The company currently has six locations announced with additional locations in process, emphasizing green power sources including geothermal, solar, wind and other renewable resources. The infrastructure is optimized for intensive AI and machine learning workloads, with cost-efficient modular design allowing businesses to use only the AI resources they need.

BluSky AI is strategically positioning itself to address a market segment that traditional data providers often overlook. The company focuses on serving small, mid-sized enterprise and academic partners from startup to scale-up to enable these organizations to access infrastructure that fits their needs. As tech giants invest billions in traditional infrastructure, BluSky AI’s modular Neocloud platform and rapid-deployment SkyMod technology will soon offer an alternative path that democratizes access to enterprise-grade AI infrastructure, potentially accelerating innovation by removing deployment barriers.

For more information, visit the company’s website at BluSkyAIDataCenters.com.

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• GLTK partnered recently with World Mobile Chain (“WMC”) to speed up blockchain infrastructure deployment and launch its WMTx digital asset treasury
• The company works at the intersection of big data, AI, and decentralized infrastructure to drive enterprise transformation
• Frank Parrish, President of GlobalTech, discussed the company’s international expansion and dual-vertical growth strategy on a recent episode of the TechMediaWire Podcast
• These updates underscore the firm’s mission: to build intelligent, growth-ready digital ecosystems for future business

GlobalTech (OTC: GLTK), a U.S.-based tech holding company focused on big data, AI, and digital infrastructure, is revolutionizing enterprise scalability through next-generation infrastructure. The firm made public its partnership with World Mobile Chain, a pioneer blockchain platform designed for decentralized physical infrastructure networks (“DePIN”). The company expects this partnership to strengthen its blockchain capabilities and advance its digital transformation plans (ibn.fm/GCaK4).

With this partnership, GlobalTech can now effectively use WMC’s advanced blockchain systems in its work, which will enhance how it manages digital identities, secures transactions, and supports e-commerce. This move signifies an important step in the firm’s mission to integrate decentralized solutions into its operations, opening up fresh business models and improving operational efficiency and transparency.

GlobalTech recently unveiled the WMTx Digital Asset Treasury, designed on WMC’s native token environment. This treasury is designated for on-chain transactions while simplifying operational settlements for GlobalTech, in addition to serving as a springboard for potential blockchain-backed services. GLTK is independently implementing the treasury, highlighting its focus on resilient and dynamic blockchain adoption.

“This partnership represents an important milestone in GlobalTech’s mission to leverage next-generation technologies for real-world impact,” said Frank R. Parrish III, GlobalTech’s president. “By integrating World Mobile Chain’s blockchain infrastructure with our technology portfolio, we are creating a secure and scalable foundation for digital asset innovation that enhances operational efficiency and unlocks new revenue opportunities.”

Recently, the firm’s dual-vertical business strategy, which combines technology-driven business holdings with big data innovation and AI, was highlighted in a recent episode of the TechMediaWire Podcast. Parrish asserted that GLTK’s business model is based on collaboration, creativity, and a steadfast commitment to creating enduring impact.

With operations in the United Kingdom, America, the Middle East, Europe, and Australia, the company keeps pushing into new frontiers in infrastructure and enterprise technology. With its big data solutions and AI-powered systems, the company is helping businesses leverage predictive analysis and optimize decision-making with the help of interconnected, intelligent systems.

GlobalTech works at the intersection of blockchain, AI, and digital solutions, helping to develop dynamic and future-ready solutions that assist enterprises in optimizing operations. These updates emphasize GlobalTech’s mission to unlock the potential of global business by merging cutting-edge technology with strategic capital access.

For more information, visit www.GlobalTechCorporation.com.

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• With the acquisition of the Golden Arrow Project, Fairchild is taking a decisive strategic step toward building a world-class Nevada-focused portfolio, states Executive Chairman Nikolas Perrault
• The Golden Arrow property encompasses two principal resource areas known as Gold Coin and Hidden Hill
• Fairchild also appointed Malcolm Smith and Ambassador Hans H. Hertell to its Strategic Advisory Board 

Fairchild (TSX.V: FAIR) is positioning itself as a significant player in Nevada’s prolific mining landscape with the announcement of its acquisition of the Golden Arrow Project, an advanced-stage gold and silver property located along the highly prospective Walker Lane Shear Zone (ibn.fm/5ZD9A). The Vancouver-based mineral exploration company has entered into a memorandum of understanding (“MOU”) with Emergent Metals Corp. to acquire 100% interest in the past-producing property. This strategic move comes alongside the company’s expansion of its advisory team with experienced industry professionals (ibn.fm/rKyXT).

“By securing 100% ownership of the Golden Arrow Project, Fairchild is taking a decisive strategic step toward building a world-class Nevada-focused portfolio,” said Fairchild Gold Executive Chairman Nikolas Perrault. “Golden Arrow combines a meaningful NI 43-101 resource, strong exploration upside and a proven district location alongside world-class mines like Round Mountain. Our strategy is to aggressively advance this project and unlock substantial value for our shareholders while contributing to Nevada’s proud mining tradition.”

The Golden Arrow Project represents a substantial addition to Fairchild’s asset base. Located approximately 40 miles east of Tonopah, Nevada, the property sits near the large Round Mountain gold mine operated by Kinross Gold Corporation, which has produced more than 15 million ounces of gold to date. 

The property encompasses two principal resource areas known as Gold Coin and Hidden Hill. According to an amended technical report prepared by Mine Development Associates, the combined measured and indicated resource stands at 12,172,000 tons averaging 0.024 ounces per ton gold and 0.33 ounces per ton silver, yielding 296,500 ounces of gold and 4,008,000 ounces of silver. The inferred resource totals 3,790,000 tons for 50,400 ounces of gold and 1,249,000 ounces of silver.

Under the terms of the September 2025 MOU, Fairchild paid a nonrefundable deposit of $250,000 and will pay an additional $350,000 upon receiving TSX Venture Exchange approval. The company will also issue 12.5 million common shares to Emergent Metals and a senior secured note with a face value of $3.5 million, carrying an 8.5% interest rate with a five-year maturity. A 0.5% net smelter return royalty will be granted to Emergent Metals with buyback options available.

To support the acquisition, Fairchild appointed Guy Lauzier, who brings decades of global mining experience to the Golden Arrow Project, having led mine development, feasibility, and operations for top-tier companies including Lundin, Trafigura, and Torex Gold. His proven ability to translate engineering expertise into practical, value-driven execution makes him a strong addition to advance Golden Arrow toward production success. 

In a separate announcement, Fairchild reported the appointment of Malcolm Smith and Ambassador Hans H. Hertell to its Strategic Advisory Board. Smith, a seasoned Canadian investment banker with more 25 years of experience, currently serves as CEO of West Harbour Capital, leading initiatives in capital raising, mergers and acquisitions, and strategic business development.

Hertell brings a distinguished career spanning law, government, finance and international business. He served as U.S. ambassador to the Dominican Republic from 2001 to 2007, appointed by President George W. Bush. Following his diplomatic service, Hertell played a pivotal role in facilitating Barrick Gold’s multibillion-dollar investment in the Dominican Republic’s Pueblo Viejo mine, acting as a liaison between Barrick and Dominican authorities to advance one of the world’s most significant gold mining projects.

Nikolas Perrault commented that by securing 100% ownership of the Golden Arrow Project, Fairchild is taking a decisive strategic step toward building a world-class Nevada-focused portfolio. He noted that Golden Arrow combines a meaningful resource, strong exploration upside, and a proven district location alongside world-class mines like Round Mountain.

Fairchild Gold Corp. is a mineral exploration company focused on acquiring, exploring and developing high-quality mineral properties in mining-friendly jurisdictions. The company’s flagship Nevada Titan Project is located in the historic Goodsprings mining district in Nevada, and the company also owns the Fairchild Lake Property in Ontario. 

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.FairchildGold.com.

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• NVIDIA and Fujitsu’s new FugakuNEXT supercomputer draws attention to a global demand for energy-efficient, scalable AI infrastructure
• BluSky AI’s SkyMod(TM) data centers will reflect the next generation of AI infrastructure, created for speed, flexibility, and sustainability
• The company’s unique Neocloud architecture will soon enable researchers and enterprises to deploy and scale AI workloads without the limitations of traditional data centers
• With the increased demand for AI globally, BluSky AI is positioning itself as a strategic partner for organizations responsibly driving innovation

BluSky AI (OTC: BSAI), headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, aims to transform the way AI is powered globally. The firm’s SkyMod(TM) data centers, called AI Factories, will be built to provide flexibility, efficiency, and scalable performance.

Fujitsu and NVIDIA’s unveiling of the FugakuNEXT supercomputer in Japan highlight a movement toward high-performance systems that combine simulation and machine learning. With the increased adoption of AI globally, this type of infrastructure is rapidly becoming the standard model for researchers, businesses, and governments (ibn.fm/KBNSE).

The design of BSAI’s SkyMod(TM) data centers reflect the quickly evolving ecosystem. Custom-built for real-time analytics, AI workloads, AI inferencing, and large-scale model training, SkyMods will create scalable compute density while making the most of power use. Every SkyMod will be modular, a departure from the traditional data centers that depend on fixed installation, making it possible for clients to increase their capacity on the go without incurring heavy expenses. This approach mirrors the principles embodied by the FugakuNEXT project: computational versatility, integrated design, and a focus on optimizing energy.

Unlike FugakuNEXT, which is focused on shaping national scientific infrastructure, BluSky AI is targeting some of these same features to a larger global audience. With the help of its unique Neocloud framework, the firm will serve universities, enterprises, and startups with access to sophisticated AI environments that are easy to spin-up quickly for demanding tasks. With this framework, data scientists will be able to train models and implement analytics in a highly optimized manner.

In the manufacturing, healthcare, and finance sectors, where reliability, cost control, and dynamism are critical, BluSky AI’s modular systems are being posed to offer a solid competitive advantage. Research institutions and hospitals will be able to leverage SkyMod units to execute predictive models in-house or manage large imaging datasets without heavily relying on third-party cloud providers. Manufacturers are now able to use AI models for process automation and design optimization, all driven by infrastructure that evolves with needs.

As the adoption of AI speeds up globally, energy consumption ranks as one of the major challenges within industry. BluSky AI will help address this challenge by leveraging precision-engineered adaptive power distribution and precision-engineered thermal management across each SkyMod unit. Many locations are located next to green power and existing power infrastructure. Because their footprint is a fraction of the large scale hyperscale data centers, they aren’t impacting communities. The outcome of this is a solid data infrastructure that delivers premium performance without the usual inherent impact on the environment.

Through its efforts focused on helping organizations develop their own AI environments with sustainability and dynamism in mind, BluSky AI will be at the forefront of a global movement to create a cleaner, smarter, and more optimized AI infrastructure. The rise of North America and Japan’s national supercomputing programs is expected to make the future of computing more efficient and distributed, with BluSky AI positioning itself to play a key role in this evolution.

For more information, visit the company’s website at BluSkyAIDataCenters.com.

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