ALMU Aeluma, Inc.
Aeluma, Inc. develops photonic and electronic technologies for communications and sensing in the United States. The company is involved in development of photodetectors, photodetector arrays, lasers, optical amplifiers, …
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 Aeluma’s Selloff Could Be Setting Up Its Next Big Move Aeluma stock fell after fiscal Q4 2026 earnings showed wider losses, but the photonics maker holds $56 million in cash and analysts maintain a Moderate Buy rating amid its commercialization push. | ||
 Aeluma (ALMU) Q4 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Aeluma pivots toward AI datacom commercialization with doubled workforce and $56M cash. | ||
 Aeluma, Inc. Q4 2026 Earnings Call Summary Moby summary of Aeluma, Inc.'s Q4 2026 earnings call | ||
Aeluma Inc (ALMU) (Q4 2026) Earnings Call Highlights: Strategic Shift to AI Datacom and $30 ... Aeluma Inc (ALMU) targets the booming AI datacom market with proprietary photonics technology while navigating widening losses and heavy capital investments. | ||
 Aeluma Q4 Earnings Call Highlights Aeluma (NASDAQ:ALMU) said fiscal 2026 established a foundation for commercializing its photonics technology for artificial intelligence data-center interconnects, as the company expanded its workforce, strengthened manufacturing relationships and raised capital to support development. Founder and C | ||
 Aeluma Shares Rise 7% After Sumitomo Chemical Photonics Manufacturing Agreement Aeluma (NASDAQ:ALMU) shares rose 7% to $13. 42 in premarket trading on Tuesday after the company announced an agreement with Sumitomo Chemical Advanced Technologies to jointly develop and manufacture photonics wafers for the artificial intelligence data communications market. | ||
 US signs letters of intent worth $874 million to boost semiconductor research July 30 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Commerce said on Thursday it has signed letters of intent to provide $874 million in incentives to seven companies developing semiconductor technologies for AI and advanced computing systems. The funding, to be issued under the CHIPS and Science Act, is part of a broader U.S. effort to strengthen domestic semiconductor production and reduce dependence on foreign suppliers. | ||