Foxconn, the manufacturing giant behind Apple’s iPhone and Nvidia’s servers, just posted record quarterly revenue. The 22% year-over-year jump to $82.7 billion underscores the explosive demand for AI hardware.
Hyundai’s Executive Chair Chung Euisun says the global auto industry is heading into a tough year where long-feared crises become reality. He points to U.S. tariffs, construction delays, and a critical need to boost AI capabilities to compete.
The battered lithium market might finally be turning a corner. A surge in demand for battery energy storage systems, especially from China’s power sector and data centers, is creating a new, massive outlet for the metal. Analysts now predict the market could swing from surplus to deficit next year.
BorderPlex Digital Assets is launching a major renewable energy sourcing program to power its data center project in Doña Ana County, New Mexico. Dubbed Project Green, it aims for 500MW by 2028, scaling to 1GW by 2032. The initiative is tied to a state MoU but faces a lawsuit from local residents.
A critical security key for the PlayStation 5 has leaked online. This BootRom key could allow hackers to run custom firmware and homebrew software, potentially leading to a new wave of jailbroken consoles and even PS5 emulation.
Researchers at China’s Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) have achieved a stable “density-free regime” for fusion plasma. This breakthrough, published in Science Advances, overcomes a decades-old physical limit that has constrained fusion experiments.
Hithium has launched what it calls the world’s first eight-hour “native” battery energy storage solution. The ∞Power8 system is built around a massive 1300Ah cell designed specifically for long-duration applications.
According to a Reuters exclusive, China has quietly mandated that semiconductor manufacturers must source at least 50% of their equipment domestically when building new capacity. The policy, accelerated by U.S. export restrictions, is forcing rapid adoption of Chinese tools and fueling massive growt
Samsung is making a major push to compete with TSMC in advanced chip manufacturing. The company has reportedly signed deals with major clients like Tesla and plans to start mass-producing 2nm chips by the second quarter of 2026. This sets the stage for a high-stakes battle in the semiconductor found
According to a report, India’s first OSAT companies are moving from announcements to competitive positioning. One firm claims pricing is now attractive compared to Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan, though China remains cheaper. The real ramp to volume production, especially for automotive, is still 1
