In a move to stabilize the EV supply chain, Bosch and Fuji Electric are joining forces on silicon carbide power modules. Their goal is to create mechanically compatible parts that can be swapped into an inverter without redesign. This should cut development time and give carmakers more sourcing opti
Desert Works Propulsion is scaling up its domestic capabilities for building and testing next-generation ion thrusters. The company has partnered with veteran-owned manufacturer Jaguar Precision Machine to create a U.S.-based supply chain for this critical space technology.
Samsung and Elon Musk’s companies are deepening their partnership. After deals for Tesla’s AI4, AI5, and AI6 chips, a new report suggests Samsung will now make chips for Musk’s xAI.
Building tiny, insect-sized robots is hard enough. Making them both simple and adaptable is the real puzzle. New research is exploring if clever structural design, not more motors or complex code, might be the answer.
Google is teaming up with developer ReNew Energy to build a 150MW solar project in Rajasthan, India. The tech giant will receive the environmental attribute certificates (EACs) from the plant, scheduled for 2026, to apply toward its Scope 3 carbon footprint.
onsemi is collaborating with GlobalFoundries to manufacture gallium nitride (GaN) power products. The partnership aims to deliver 650V devices for AI data centers and electric vehicles, with customer samples planned for the first half of 2026.
Samsung has fully unveiled the Exynos 2600, the world’s first 2nm GAA smartphone chipset. It boasts huge performance gains and new AI features, but its real-world fate in the Galaxy S26 series is already telling.
Furniture brand Lovesac has moved a key manufacturing process for its Sactionals line back to the United States. The move is a direct response to tariff pressures and aims to create a cheaper, better product development model.
Samsung is taking drastic action as memory supplies run dry. The company has reportedly doubled its DDR5 contract prices and told customers it has “no stock” left, a move that will make PCs more expensive and could cement 8GB as the new laptop standard.
LS Cable & System is making a massive $689 million bet on American manufacturing in Chesapeake, Virginia. The project aims to create over 430 jobs and will produce everything from copper rod to rare earth magnets for EVs and defense.
