Isaiah Gallagher

Isaiah Gallagher is an esteemed author and technology analyst, renowned for his comprehensive writing on groundbreaking innovations in the technology industry. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and his Master's in Information Technology from the esteemed Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). After graduation, Isaiah joined the headquarters of Sun Microsystems, taking charge of their technology analysis division. During his tenure, he developed a fascination with detailing emerging technologies, which fueled his decision to start authoring insightful tech-related books. Ever since, Gallagher has been forwarding his insights, sharing a deep understanding of transformative technologies that impact business, society, and daily life. His practical field experiences and scholarly background provide a unique synthesis in his writing, making him an influential voice in the tech world.

Europe Powers Up: Portugal’s Leap Into Green Hydrogen
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Europe Powers Up: Portugal’s Leap Into Green Hydrogen

Galp launches a groundbreaking green hydrogen project at its Sines Refinery in Portugal, supported by significant European backing and investment. This initiative is bolstered by a €180 million investment from the European Investment Bank and €250 million for biofuel expansion, emphasizing Europe’s
February 27, 2025
The Hidden AI Stocks Set to Surge: Don’t Miss Out
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The Hidden AI Stocks Set to Surge: Don’t Miss Out

The AI-driven future is reshaping the financial landscape through strategic partnerships and innovation. C3.ai, Inc. leads the AI charge, integrating its enterprise AI solutions with Microsoft’s Commercial Cloud Portal. C3.ai’s collaboration with Collins Aerospace highlights its role in the defense and intelligence
February 27, 2025
Why This Medical Equipment Company is Defying Industry Trends
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Why This Medical Equipment Company is Defying Industry Trends

Cerus Corporation reports a 15% revenue increase, reaching $180.3 million, showcasing resilience and growth potential amidst financial challenges. The net loss improved significantly, decreasing by 44% to $20.9 million, with loss per share reducing from $0.21 to $0.11. Revenue fell short of
February 22, 2025
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