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CDFP PCIe/CXL Active Optical Cable

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QSFP PCIe/CXL Active Optical Cable

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CDFP Host Bust Adapter LTPW-ACCPXSP5SCS

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Optical Pigtail

Key Technology

Leveraging Lightelligence’s proprietary technologies—Optical Inter-chip Networking, linear direct drive, and distributed optical switching—together with the low‑latency, high‑efficiency nature of photonics, the system delivers efficient long‑reach data transfer and flexible node‑level topologies.

Product Highlights

- Superior performance

- Flexible deployment

- Rich application scenarios

- Smaller, Lighter, Easier to Maintain

Application Scenarios

We are committed to building new optoelectronic computing paradigm, delivering powerful, efficient, and sustainable computing solutions that help build a smarter world.

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Autonomous Driving

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AIGC

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AI Agents

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Scientific Computing

Enable faster data flow

Jointly promote the construction of artificial intelligence computing infrastructure.

Product Overview

Gazelle®️optical computing evaluation board is a new-generation research platform based on optical principles, capable of performing 8×2 fundamental optical matrix computations. Equipped with an FPGA, it provides an out-of-the-box software stack and can be used for optical computing applications in fields such as artificial intelligence, numerical computing, and scientific computing.

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High Precision Known to date as the highest-precision optoelectronic computing device

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Programmable The optical matrix features programmable functionality

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Out-of-the-Box Provides a ready-to-use software stack.

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Rich Interfaces Supports a variety of commonly used debugging interfaces.

Application Scenarios

Gazelle’s flexibility enables more developers to leverage optical computing for application development, co-building the optical computing ecosystem.

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Scientific Research Solve scientific computing challenges more efficiently than classical paradigms.

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Neural Networks Inference of neural network models applied to image recognition, object detection, and other AI scenarios.

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Combinatorial Optimization Problems Solves Ising problems, max-cut problems, SAT problems, QUBO problems, and more.

Product Overview

PACE®️2 is an optoelectronic accelerated computing card released by Lightelligence in 2025, showing key features of high performance, programmability, versatility, and advanced packaging technology. With the essence of a 128×128 optical matrix multiplier, it allows dynamic configuration of computational matrix coefficients via APIs, offering exceptional programmability.

Through a PCIe Gen4 x16 high-speed interface, Tianshu integrates seamlessly into existing computer systems, making it suitable for a wide range of high-performance computing scenarios. It is designed to meet the computing demands of AI, complex data analytics, and other data-intensive applications.

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Optoelectronic Computing Pioneering integration of optical computing into electronic computing to deliver general-purpose computing functions

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New Architecture Design Largest optical computing matrix of 128x128

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3D TSV Advanced Packaging Technology High-efficiency integration and packaging with over 40,000 photonic devices

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Commercial Algorithm Application First implementation of optoelectronic hybrid computing in complex commercial models

Data Parameters

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Heterogeneous Computing Architecture

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Optical Tensor Processing Unit PIC Core

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Electronic Tensor Acceleration Unit and Optical Computing Control Unit EIC core

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1GHz Chip Clock Speed

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200ps PIC Latency

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INT/UINT8 INT/UINT4 EIC Precision Support

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INT4/UINT4 PIC precision supports input

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INT4/INT8/INT16 PIC precision supports output

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32 TOPs EIC Peak Performance

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32 TOPs PIC Peak Performance

Application Scenarios

Optical computing is accelerating commercial deployment in AI for Science, biomedicine, financial engineering, materials discovery, and beyond.

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Financial Engineering Empowering high- frequency trading and risk analysis

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Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Assisting complex IC design and verification

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AI-related Tasks Image analysis, image recognition, and industrial quality inspection

FRONTLINE OF REAL-WORLD APPLICATIONS

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PACE® 2

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Gazelle®

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Photowave®

- PACE® 2 PACE® 2 is an optoelectronic accelerated computing card released by Lightelligence in 2025, showing key features of high performance, programmability, versatility, and advanced packaging technology.

- Gazelle® Gazelle® optical computing evaluation board is a new-generation research platform based on optical principles, capable of performing 8×2 fundamental optical matrix computations.

- Photowave® Photowave® optical communications hardware is designed for disaggregated AI memory applications compatible with PCIe 5.0/6.0 and CXL 2.0/3.0. Leveraging the significant latency and energy efficiency benefits of photonics, it enables data center managers to scale resources within or across server racks.

The Global Leader

In Optoelectronic Computing

Founded in 2017, Lightelligence is the global leader in optoelectronic computing. Leveraging cutting-edge photonic technologies and a world-class team, we are committed to building new optoelectronic computing paradigm, delivering powerful, efficient, and sustainable computing solutions that help build a smarter world.

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250+ global employees

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170+ R&D staff

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446 Cumulative Patents

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ILLENIUM and Ian Asher kick off Vail's biggest music season yet, alongside seven on-mountain performances and two brand-new venues

VAIL, Colo., Oct. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- With the first snowfall on Vail Mountain's peaks this week and snowmaking kicked off last night, anticipation for winter is building fast. This season, Vail is raising the bar with its most ambitious music lineup yet, bringing more live music, more venues and more unforgettable performances to the mountain and village than ever before.

Headliners and New Venues

Kicking off the season on December 11, GRAMMY®-nominated, multi-platinum artist ILLENIUM will headline a marquee performance at the new Dobson Arena, ushering in a winter packed with music experiences designed for the mountains. With the potential for surprise performances throughout the weekend, fans will want to keep a close eye on social media at @VailMtn for artist announcements and unexpected moments.

On January 16, Southern California DJ, producer and remix sensation Ian Asher takes over Dobson Arena. Best known for his viral electronic and house remixes, including the billion-stream "Makeba" remix that earned Remix of the Year honors, Asher represents the next generation of dance music talent and expands Vail's growing lineup of nationally recognized artists.

Freshly transformed into a premier entertainment venue, Dobson Arena combines more than 56,000 square feet of state-of-the-art production capabilities with unmistakable alpine character, creating a concert experience unlike any other in the Rockies.

"There's nothing quite like live music in the mountains, and we're excited to bring even more of it to Vail this winter," said Shaydar Edelmann, vice president and chief operating officer of Vail Mountain. "Working alongside the Town of Vail and our community partners, we're creating more opportunities for guests to come together and enjoy incredible music in a legendary setting."

This winter builds on a breakout 2025/26 season, when Vail hosted on-mountain performances from globally recognized artists including SOFI TUKKER, Dillon Francis, Chris Lorenzo and John Summit. Always dreaming bigger, Vail is expanding its music footprint even further with seven on-mountain performances, three more than last season, plus two brand-new music venues.

Following the success of last season's first-ever sunrise concert beneath the Legendary Back Bowls sign, Vail is once again pushing the boundaries of what an alpine music experience can be. Additional artists, venues and mountain activations will be unveiled throughout the season, giving fans new reasons to visit and new ways to experience music at elevation. Announcements will be released throughout the winter on @VailMtn.

Vail Après Scene

As Vail's live music lineup grows, so does the experience surrounding it. This winter, the destination will pair headline performances and on-mountain sets with a robust lineup of après events, culinary offerings and nightlife experiences throughout the village.

- NEW! The Vail Ice Bar: A beloved Vail tradition returns. Located next to the Legendary Back Bowls Gate, the reimagined Vail Ice Bar blends alpine nostalgia with a lively outdoor gathering space for drinks, music and après in the heart of Vail Mountain. See images of the historic Vail Ice Bar HERE.

- Après All Day at Express Lift (base of Gondola One, starting opening day): More than 50 performing artists, nearly double last season with live DJs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 2:30–5:30 p.m., in collaboration with Vail Mountain partner Outer Range Brewing. See full schedule HERE.

- Chasing Rabbits: When the lifts stop spinning, the night is just getting started. The Rabbit Hole returns with high-energy DJ sets and unforgettable winter nights, following performances by Loud Luxury, Dombresky and Chris Lorenzo. This winter's lineup, coming soon, already includes a Coachella headliner, a Billboard Music Awards nominee and internationally recognized DJs.

- Stoke Sessions: Live Music every Friday for the first month of the ski season in Vail. Bundle up, sip something warm, and celebrate the season with the Vail community. Lineup Announcement coming soon! Follow @discovervailcolorado to be the first to know.

Epic Passes on Sale for the 2026/27 Winter Season

Epic Passes are on sale now and with new savings for young adults, skiers and riders ages 13-30 can save 20% on an Epic Pass or Epic Local Pass. Plus, guests who purchase an Epic Pass or Epic Local Pass now will receive five Epic Friend Tickets offering 50% off adult lift tickets, making it easier to bring the crew along and save. Epic Friend Tickets can also be used for 25% off child lift ticket prices.

About Vail Mountain

Vail Mountain spans more than 5,300 acres of terrain, including the Legendary Back Bowls and Blue Sky Basin. Founded in 1962, Vail is one of the world's premier mountain destinations and a part of the Vail Resorts network connected by the Epic Pass. For more information, visit Vail.com.

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Gong positioned highest for Ability to Execute and furthest for Completeness of Vision

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Gong, the leading revenue AI company, today announced that it has been named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Revenue Action Orchestration (RAO) for the second year in a row. Gong is one of only four vendors named a Leader among the 13 evaluated and it was positioned highest on the Ability to Execute axis and furthest for Completeness of Vision axis.

Based on the report, which states, "RAO serves as the primary system of seller action and a single source of truth for sales interactions," Gong believes its Leader position reflects the strength of its Revenue AI platform which combines the Gong Revenue Graph, specialized AI agents, and purpose-built applications so revenue teams can run prospecting, deal execution, forecasting, coaching and more on a single system.

"Gong created the Revenue AI category, we're leading it, and we're committed to leading it for years to come," said Amit Bendov, co-founder and CEO of Gong. "We're focused on helping revenue teams move from insight to action to results, at scale. Being named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Revenue Action Orchestration for the second consecutive year reflects that commitment and the outcomes our customers drive with Revenue AI"

Gong believes this Leader position is a testament to the measurable outcomes Gong's 5,000+ customers and raving fans have achieved. At Celebrate '26, Gong's annual conference, customers revealed incredible wins: Cisco's early-adopting teams are seeing roughly 26% higher win rates and 32% larger deal sizes, AT&T Business improved rep productivity by 54%, and Experian lifted win rates by 25%.

For more information on why Gong was named a Leader, how it can help you drive more revenue, or to learn more about the RAO category, a complimentary copy of the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Revenue Action Orchestration is available for download here.

Gartner Disclaimer:

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Gartner does not endorse any company, vendor, product or service depicted in its publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's business and technology insights organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this publication, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

Gartner and Magic Quadrant are trademarks of Gartner, Inc., and/or its affiliates.

About Gong

Gong harnesses the power of AI to transform how revenue teams win. Gong Revenue AI unifies data, insights, and workflows into a single, trusted system that observes, guides, and acts alongside the world's most successful revenue teams. Powered by the Gong Revenue Graph, AI-powered intelligence, specialized agents, and trusted applications, Gong helps more than 5,000 companies around the world deeply understand their teams and customers, automate critical sales workflows, and close more deals with less effort. For more information, visit www.gong.io.

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2026 Cox Conserves Heroes recognized for advancing conservation, reducing waste and inspiring environmental action

ATLANTA, Oct. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Cox Enterprises recognized David Schick, Nithya Tammana and Detroit Hives as the 2026 Cox Conserves Heroes, celebrating their efforts to drive positive environmental changes in their communities.

Since 2008, Cox Conserves Heroes has recognized more than 200 individuals and nonprofits whose environmental efforts have made a significant impact on their communities. The award criteria align with Cox Enterprises' corporate goals to save energy and water, reduce waste, and protect and restore natural habitats and species.

The winners were announced at a ceremony on Oct. 14, and each received a $30,000 grant from the James M. Cox Foundation to support an environmental nonprofit of their choice. The nonprofit winner received the Jim Kennedy Conservation Award, named in honor of Cox's Chairman Emeritus Jim Kennedy, a noted environmentalist and chairman of the James M. Cox Foundation.

"This year's Cox Conserves Heroes demonstrate the powerful role individuals and organizations play in advancing environmental sustainability in their communities," said Amit Vyas, vice president of Environmental Sustainability at Cox Enterprises. "Their efforts reflect the same principle that guides Cox's environmental strategy: meaningful progress starts with action. By recognizing these changemakers, we're celebrating solutions that strengthen communities today while helping create a more sustainable future."

Meet the Heroes

David Schick received the Groundbreaker Award in the adult category. Through his work with Precious Plastics Monterey Bay in California, David trains volunteers, students and nonprofits to transform plastic waste into durable products such as furniture while raising awareness about plastic pollution and microplastics. He has trained hundreds of people on open-source recycling equipment and partnered with students from 20 Bay Area schools, five University of California campuses, Stanford University, Loyola Marymount University and Pitzer College, as well as businesses, hospitals and environmental organizations. Through a global network of more than 450 Precious Plastics groups, David shares sustainable practices with collaborators across Africa, Asia, Europe, North America and South America, helping communities turn waste into opportunity.

Nithya Tammana is this year's Planet Protector Award recipient and winner of the youth category. At age 9, Nithya founded Save Drop in Monroe Township, New Jersey, to address the global water crisis through innovative, nature-inspired solutions that reduce water waste and improve water quality. Her invention, BioLayer, is an affordable water filter that reduces lead to non-detectable levels during testing and earned recognition in the 2026 Mott Million-Dollar Challenge and the 2026 3M Young Scientist Challenge. Through Save Drop, Nithya has reached more than 1 million people, launched more than 100 student clubs and partnered with 22 restaurants across 11 states. She also advocates for clean water policies, including writing to all 50 governors to encourage action on water conservation and safety.

Detroit Hives received the Jim Kennedy Conservation Award, named in honor of Cox Enterprises Chairman Emeritus and James M. Cox Foundation Chairman Jim Kennedy, an environmentalist who started Cox Conserves in 2007. Based in Detroit, the nonprofit transforms vacant lots into thriving green spaces that support both pollinators and local communities. The organization manages urban beehives that are home to more than 2.5 million honeybees while educating thousands of children each year about beekeeping and pollinator health. To date, Detroit Hives has revitalized more than 38 vacant lots and harvests more than 1,000 pounds of honey annually, creating spaces where environmental stewardship, education and community connection can flourish.

The second- and third-place winners in each category received $15,000 and $5,000, respectively, for the environmental nonprofit of their choice.

Adult Category

- Second Place: Benjamin Miller, Indianapolis, Indiana

- Third Place: Russell Pilegaard, Ruthton, Minnesota

Youth Category (Under 18)

- Second Place: Brandon Lin, Hillsborough, California

- Third Place: Sammie Vance, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Nonprofit Category

- Second Place: Keep Golden Isles Beautiful, Golden Isles, Georgia

- Third Place: Ocean Defenders Alliance, California and Hawaii

Building on a legacy of environmental action

Cox has long believed business success and environmental responsibility go hand in hand. Cox Enterprises has invested $3 billion in cleantech businesses and, together with the James M. Cox Foundation, contributed more than $800 million to philanthropic causes.

In 2026, the company announced plans to go further. In addition to long-established goals around water, waste and carbon, Cox expanded its environmental focus to include habitat and species, recognizing the critical role healthy ecosystems play in supporting communities, protecting natural resources and strengthening climate resilience. This broadens Cox's focus beyond impact reduction and positions the company to pursue more initiatives that actively restore and protect nature.

By 2034, the company aims to:

- Protect and restore land and ecosystems at a scale that reflects its footprint.

- Reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 1 million metric tons and source 80% of electricity from renewable energy.

- Replenish and reduce hundreds of millions of gallons of water.

- Divert and return 1 billion pounds of post-use plastic from the environment back into the circular economy.

Learn more about our collective impact and the 2026 Cox Conserves Heroes at CoxEnterprises.com/our-impact.

About Cox Enterprises

Cox Enterprises is a global privately-held company that owns, operates and invests in businesses across multiple industries, including automotive, greenhouse agriculture, cleantech, software, outdoor recreation and journalism. Guided by its purpose to build a better future for this generation and the next, Cox's diverse family of businesses deliver solutions to address some of the world's most pressing challenges. Since its founding in 1898, Cox Enterprises has been fueled by a relentless focus on innovation and a deep commitment to people, the planet and progress. To learn more about Cox's history and how it's shaping what's next, visit CoxEnterprises.com.

About the James M. Cox Foundation

The James M. Cox Foundation is named in honor of Cox Enterprises' founder and provides funding for capital campaigns and special projects in communities where the company operates. The Foundation concentrates its community support in several areas, including biodiversity, conservation and environment, early childhood education, health, and empowering families and individuals for success. 

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DALLAS, Oct. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Killian family of Rockwall, Texas, is celebrating another successful year of Sam's Night, their annual fundraiser benefiting Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy (PPMD), the leading U.S. nonprofit driving Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy care, research, and advocacy efforts. On Thursday, October 15, the Killian family welcomed friends, family, and supporters to Victory Social for the 21st annual Sam's Night, raising $1.7 million, based on preliminary totals at press time, to support PPMD's mission to end Duchenne.

Since its beginning, Sam's Night has raised more than $10 million to support PPMD's work advancing research, improving care, advocating for the Duchenne community, and accelerating the development of and access to therapies. What began more than two decades ago as Sam's Family Fun Day has evolved alongside Sam Killian, now 24 years old, who was diagnosed with Duchenne in 2005. The event has grown from a family-friendly gathering into an evening fundraiser that brings together the Killians' friends, family, colleagues, and supporters around a shared commitment to changing what is possible for people living with Duchenne.

"After 21 years, we are still amazed by the incredible support Sam's Night continues to receive," said John Killian, Sam's father. "What began as Sam's Family Fun Day when Sam was a child has grown and evolved alongside him into an event that brings together our family, friends, and community in such a meaningful way. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who has helped make Sam's Night what it is today and who continues to stand with Sam and the entire Duchenne community."

Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a progressive genetic disorder that slowly robs individuals of their muscle strength. Today, improvements in multidisciplinary care and therapeutic options have contributed to longer life expectancy, and more individuals with Duchenne are reaching adulthood and pursuing education, careers, relationships, and other milestones. Since PPMD was founded in 1994, average lifespan has increased from the late teens and early 20s to the mid-20s and early 30s. Continued investment in research, comprehensive care, advocacy, and access to therapies is essential to building on this progress and ultimately ending Duchenne.

"Sam's journey reflects a larger story across the Duchenne community: people living with Duchenne are living longer and reaching milestones that once felt out of reach," said Pat Furlong, Founding President of PPMD. "The Killian family's dedication to this community has helped make Sam's Night a tremendous success year after year, and their generosity and commitment have made a difference for countless families. We are deeply grateful to the Killians for sharing their journey, bringing people together, and supporting PPMD."

Sponsors of the 2026 Sam's Night event include Bowman Creative Media; CBRE; Chicago Title; Clarion Partners; Colliers International; Cushman & Wakefield; Dear John Paper Company; Elkins Kalt Weintraub Reuben Gartside LLP; Ernst & Young; Hillwood, a Perot Company; Fullmer Construction; JLL; KBC Advisors; Kessler Collins; Knight Commercial; MRP Industrial; PriceWaterhouseCoopers; REDA; Stream Realty, Trammell Crow Company; Vinson & Elkins; The UPS Store; Wells Fargo; and Willmeng Construction.

There is still time to contribute by visiting SamsNight.org.

About Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy

Duchenne is a genetic disorder that slowly robs people of their muscle strength. Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy (PPMD) fights every single battle necessary to end Duchenne.

We demand optimal care standards and ensure every family has access to expert healthcare providers, cutting edge treatments, and a community of support. We invest deeply in treatments for this generation of Duchenne patients and in research that will benefit future generations. Our advocacy efforts have secured hundreds of millions of dollars in funding and won eight FDA approvals.

Everything we do—and everything we have done since our founding in 1994—helps those with Duchenne live longer, stronger lives. We will not rest until we end Duchenne for every single person affected by the disease. Join our fight against Duchenne at EndDuchenne.org. Follow PPMD on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

SOURCE Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy (PPMD)

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Ornare Strengthens Its Presence in U.S. Luxury Residential Developments

Brazilian brand brings custom cabinetry solutions to high-end projects in U.S.

Courtesy of Ornare

SÃO PAULO, Oct. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Ornare, a leading Brazilian brand in high-end custom cabinetry, continues to expand its involvement in U.S. residential developments, contributing to projects in key markets such as Miami and New York. This work brings the brand's expertise to developments of varying scales, with solutions created for both model residences and entire residential buildings.

In this segment, Ornare collaborates with developers, architects and other project professionals to tailor its cabinetry to each development's requirements. Its involvement can range from a single model residence designed to introduce prospective buyers to the interiors concept to every residence in a building, as is the case at The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach, in the Miami area.

"Residential developments of this scale require a distinct approach. We are working beyond the scope of an individual home, coordinating with multiple stakeholders across different stages and project scales. Our work must respond to the development's concept, the developer's expectations and the experience envisioned for future residents. This requires consistency and adaptability, and it has become an increasingly important part of our U.S. operations," says Stefan Schattan, International CEO of Ornare.

From Miami to New York

Among Ornare's largest projects is The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach, developed by Château Group in the Miami area. Ornare is responsible for the custom closet systems in all 300 residences. Located in Sunny Isles Beach, the development combines the area's coastal setting with luxury residences, incorporating custom cabinetry into the interior design from the outset.

Also in Sunny Isles Beach, Ornare is involved in Residences by Armani/Casa, a development co-created by architect César Pelli and Giorgio Armani. The brand's solutions are featured in a model residence, giving prospective buyers an example of how the interiors can be configured.

In New York, Ornare's work includes a custom closet in a model residence at Witkoff's One High Line. The development features residences with expansive windows, high ceilings and views of the city and the Hudson River. Ornare's custom cabinetry complements the interior design and organization of the space.

The brand's presence in New York also includes 111 West 57th Street, developed by JDS near Central Park. Ornare's solutions are featured in a model residence, and the brand is a preferred vendor for closets at the development. The project combines its distinctive scale and central Manhattan location with refined private residences, integrating custom cabinetry into the overall interior experience.

These four developments illustrate the range of Ornare's involvement in real estate projects. While its work at St. Regis extends across hundreds of residences, projects such as Armani/Casa, One High Line and 111 West 57th Street demonstrate how model residences can bring together the architectural concept, custom cabinetry and the experience presented to prospective buyers.

Ornare's ability to serve projects of this kind is closely tied to its manufacturing infrastructure in Brazil. Cabinetry for international developments is produced at the company's factory in São Paulo, enabling it to meet varying supply requirements while maintaining consistent production standards.

"When an international project reaches our factory, our team in Brazil must respond precisely to a wide range of requirements. Projects of this scale challenge us to balance volume, technical specifications and craftsmanship. That continually drives improvements across our operations, from manufacturing processes to product development. This work demonstrates how the manufacturing capabilities we have built in Brazil can support complex projects in highly demanding markets," says Pitter Schattan, CEO of Ornare Brazil.

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month initiative supports early detection and eligible members diagnosed with stage IV disease

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Human Longevity, Inc. (HLI) today expanded its $1 million Cancer Prevention Pledge to breast cancer, providing up to $1 million in treatment and clinical support for eligible members diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer, subject to program terms.

"We are so confident in our integrated detection approach that we believe no member under our ongoing care should reach stage IV breast cancer without prior detection," said Dr. Wei-Wu He, CEO and Chairman. "Our pledge backs that confidence with support if advanced cancer develops despite our efforts."

Personalized Risk Assessment and Early Detection

HLI combines whole genome sequencing, advanced diagnostics, and ongoing physician care through:

- Whole genome sequencing: Analysis of BRCA1, BRCA2, and other genes associated with inherited cancer risk.

- Breast screening, imaging, and liquid biopsies: Risk-based mammography, dedicated breast MRI when clinically indicated, and other evaluations, with consideration of multi-cancer early detection (MCED) tests as a complement to established screening.

- AI-enabled analysis and longitudinal care: Integration of genomic, imaging, biomarker, and clinical data, with physician guidance and follow-up.

Access to Emerging Treatments

Long-term care builds a detailed health history to guide individualized treatment decisions. HLI is working with innovators to accelerate access to appropriate precision treatments and clinical trials.

"Investigational mRNA cancer vaccines, tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapies, and other precision treatments may offer options for certain advanced cancers," said Dr. He. "Our pledge helps eligible members access interventions suited to their cancer." Availability depends on cancer type, clinical eligibility, and regulatory status.

How the Pledge Works

Members must maintain continuous enrollment in HLI's Executive Health Program or an eligible 100+ Longevity Program, complete recommended screenings, and satisfy HLI's Cancer Screening Commitment Agreement. For eligible stage IV breast cancer diagnoses during active participation, support may include qualifying treatment costs, care coordination, specialist consultations, and personalized treatment planning. Eligibility, covered services, limitations, and financial contributions are governed by the applicable agreement and program terms.

About Human Longevity

Human Longevity, Inc. integrates genomics, artificial intelligence, advanced imaging, and diagnostics to extend human healthspan through personalized evaluations and ongoing care.

Learn more at www.humanlongevity.com

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