How A Small Cap Juggernaut Is Retooling The Power Grid And Helping Navy Ships Avoid Mines

In the last 12 months shares of little known Massachusetts-based American Superconductor have soared 276%. No, American Superconductor is not some sizzling hot new AI company. It is an old tech up-and comer, born in the kitchen of an MIT professor almost 40 years ago. It makes specialty wires, and other electronic gear mostly used by power companies and manufacturers— critical infrastructure for the nation’s power grid in the rush toward renewable energy. Its products have been in high demand before, but it ...