From Smart Ads to Smarter Grids—Small Caps Spark into the Close
DENVER, Colo., Oct 15, 2025 (247marketnews.com)- As Wall Street digests another mixed session of macro churn and earnings rotation, the Power Hour belongs to innovation, where AI, energy storage, semiconductor intelligence, and silver mining are lighting up the speculative screens.
Dragonfly Energy Holdings (NASDAQ:DFLI) surged after securing a U.S. patent for its Dragonfly IntelLigence mesh network, a next-gen system enabling batteries to wirelessly communicate diagnostics, even if one unit is powered down. CEO Dr. Denis Phares calls it “a major step forward” in advancing smart lithium battery tech. With applications across RVs, residential backup, and grid-scale systems, Dragonfly is now more than just a battery maker, it’s becoming an energy communication platform. Traders are watching closely as the company’s ecosystem grows and federal funding tailwinds roll in.
Totaligent (OTCID:TGNT) is gaining momentum after launching the final beta of its AI-driven omnichannel ad platform, designed specifically for SMBs, the fastest-growing segment in global ad spend. The platform leverages real-time identity graphs, fraud-resistant attribution, and integrations with Twilio (NYSE:TWLO) and Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) APIs. In a digital landscape where over half of searches end without a click, Totaligent’s pitch is clear: maximize attention, minimize waste. With the platform going live and a target-rich, underpenetrated market, TGNT is quietly drawing interest as a dark horse in the martech arms race.
QuantumSi (NASDAQ:QSI) is moving on anticipation ahead of next month’s investor update on its next-gen proteomics platform. The company’s Q100 single-molecule protein sequencer is designed to bring biomarker discovery to the benchtop. Analysts are speculating on fresh partnerships with academic labs and biopharma, while some traders are eyeing QSI as a platform play in the post-genomic diagnostics wave. After a rough start post-SPAC, today’s action shows life returning to this high-tech life science story.
Soluna (NASDAQ:SLNH) continues to ride the AI infrastructure boom with its modular data centers optimized for green energy grids. The company’s Project Dorothy 1B, aimed at powering sustainable compute, is nearing energization. With demand for compute skyrocketing and data center energy usage under scrutiny, SLNH is positioning itself as a clean tech + compute hybrid play. Look for updates on its next facility ramp, which could be a catalyst for renewed institutional interest.
T1 Energy (NYSE:TE) is gaining after inking a multi-year supply agreement with Nextracker (NASDAQ:NXT) to produce solar module steel frames at its new 5-GW Dallas facility. The push to onshore critical solar infrastructure has drawn praise from Clearway Energy and caught attention in ESG-focused portfolios. With aluminum prices fluctuating and tariff pressures looming, T1’s bet on U.S.-made steel could give it a durable edge as IRA-linked capital continues flowing into clean energy.
After a rough stretch post-Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) deal fallout, iRobot (NASDAQ:IRBT) is showing signs of a technical bottom. Reports of potential asset sales or IP licensing are breathing new life into the robotic vacuum giant. With over 1,000 patents and a decade of consumer robotics data, speculation is swirling around what’s next: pivot, partner, or private equity buyer?
Blaize (NASDAQ:BLAZ), a quiet player in AI semiconductors, is drawing unusual volume on reports it’s expanding its edge AI chipset production for smart city and mobility applications. Its Graph Stream architecture promises ultra-low power consumption, a key differentiator as AI models scale. Blaize may still be early-stage, but Power Hour traders are hunting optionality ahead of what could be a crowded AI hardware trade in 2026.
Avino Silver & Gold (NYSE:ASM) is popping as silver prices bounce off technical support and safe-haven flows accelerate. Recent production updates from its Durango, Mexico operations and bullish commentary from CEO David Wolfin are fueling the move. Avino remains a low-cost, high-leverage silver name with upside exposure to both precious metals and industrial demand. It’s thinly traded, but technically charged.
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