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GE Will Sell its Commercial Lending and Leasing Units to Wells Fargo in the...
GE’s journey to exit the banking sector and transform itself into the world’s largest digital industrial company crossed a major milestone today when the company announced it signed an agreement to...
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Hybridized, Ultra-Efficient Fuel Cells Poised to Power the Future
The emerging Age of Gas, the rise of distributed power and technological innovation will accelerate the adoption of fuel cells into the global energy landscape over the next decade. The future of power...
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Power from the Sewer: One Person’s Wastewater is Another’s Electricity
It takes water to create energy and energy to treat water. But wastewater treatment plants are also often one of the biggest users of electric power, sending electricity down the drain.Engineers at GE,...
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How Big Data and the Industrial Internet Can Help Southwest Save $100 Million...
Map out one million flight plans each year for Southwest Airlines. Everything from planeloads of chilly Chicagoans heading for vacations in Cancun to budget-minded businesspeople dashing from Los...
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Listen to This! These “Intelligent” Street Lamps Can Hear Gun Shots, Call for...
The cities of San Diego and Jacksonville are testing an “intelligent lighting” system using sensor-enabled lamps connected to the Industrial Internet with the ability to monitor traffic, get severe...
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Joseph Savirimuthu: Shifting Winds for Transatlantic Data Flows
A ruling in Europe has sent shockwaves across the Atlantic in the balance between data privacy and information sharing. Here are three key takeaways. A crucial data protection agreement between the...
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The Odd Couple: Silicon and Carbon Don’t Love Each Other. But When They Iron...
Silicon and carbon are reluctant partners. Although the two elements are among the most abundant on Earth, they almost never bond in nature and it takes a lot of heat and pressure in the lab to coax...
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Sink and Swim: Stinger The Swimming Robot Keeps Nuclear Reactors Healthy
Nothing says summertime in Georgia like a dip in the old swimming hole. But near the town of Baxley, there’s one pool that’s not open to the public: the crystal-clear blue waters of the containment...
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Kurt’s Cradle: Kurt Vonnegut was GE’s PR Man Before Becoming a Bestselling...
Before Kurt Vonnegut Jr. wrote the bestsellers Slaughterhouse Five and Cat’s Cradle, he lived near Schenectady, New York, and worked as a GE publicist. According to Vonnegut’s biographer Charles J....
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GE’s Third-Quarter Results Highlight Pace of Change, Focus on Industrial Core
GE’s third-quarter results, released today, put in focus the rapid change taking place at the company as it races to sell most of its financial businesses and embrace its industrial core and software....
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The Road to ecoROTR: How Building a Better Wind Turbine Began With an Online...
Scientists at GE Global Research spent the last four years building a more efficient wind turbine. It rises 450-feet above the Mojave desert in California – almost half the height of the Eiffel Tower —...
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The First American Jet Engine Was Born Inside a Power Plant: A GE Store Story
For most people, Thomas Edison is the man who came up with the first practical light bulb. But Edison was also an inveterate entrepreneur who parlayed his patents into new industries and enduring...
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GE Announces Synchrony Financial Exchange Offer
GE (NYSE: GE) announced today its offer to exchange GE company stock for shares in Synchrony Financial (NYSE: SYF), the largest provider of private label credit cards in the United States.*Shareholders...
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Fishing for Proteins: Sugar and Software Are Helping Pharma Companies Make...
Sugar from plants may not be the first thing that springs to mind when you start thinking about the latest and most promising drugs. But without a special kind of sugar, a new class of revolutionary...
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From the Mysteries of the Universe to the Riddles of the Body: Inside GE’s...
When Ernest O. Lawrence invented the cyclotron in 1932, the American physicist used his innovative particle accelerator to probe the structure of the atom. The cyclotron earned Lawrence the Nobel Prize...
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Jim Lawton: When Humans and Robots Work Together
How collaborative robotics is accelerating the next industrial revolution.When you hear about innovative technological advances that are reshaping industries, chances are you aren’t thinking about a...
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Power in Numbers: GE Rolls Out GEnx Engine No. 1,000 in Only Five Years Since...
Last June at the Paris Airshow, Boeing test pilots Randy Neville and Van Chaney performed a near-vertical takeoff with the Vietnam Airlines’ brand new extended version of the Dreamliner passenger jet...
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Where Turbines Are Born: An Inside Look at GE’s Big Iron Maternity Ward
There are places in the world that make us feel small and force us to marvel at the skills and ambitions of their architects and engineers. They include cathedrals in Europe, NASA’s Cape Canaveral...
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The Jet Set: GE Jet Engines Land on Louis Vuitton’s Paris Runway
Every two seconds, a jet engine with GE technology inside departs from an airport somewhere in the world. But earlier this month, the machines touched down on a runway more used to seeing models and...
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