Gabe Schulze, a 25-year-old industrial engineer, shares his perspective on whether his generation plans long-term careers or short-term gigs in manufacturing. He talks about the need for real-world impact and flexible hours. His insights challenge some traditional industry assumptions.
The AI-driven memory shortage is hitting the GPU market hard. Retailers are warning that restocking high-VRAM cards is becoming nearly impossible, with major price increases expected to hit consumers by early 2026.
The EV hype cycle has officially crashed into reality. After years of euphoric projections, automakers like GM and Ford are taking massive financial hits as they scale back electric vehicle plans and double down on gas-powered trucks and SUVs instead.
Samsung’s semiconductor division is roaring back as a cash cow. Chairman Jay Y. Lee visited key factories to inspect next-gen tech and motivate staff during a market upswing.
Honda has issued a safety recall for nearly every 2025 CR-V e:FCEV it has sold in the U.S. The issue involves coolant potentially leaking into the fuel cell stack, which could cause a short circuit and a sudden loss of power. The recall affects 388 vehicles, and Honda will replace the entire fuel ce
Samsung is reportedly considering using its in-house Exynos 2600 chipset in the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 8. The move would be a major vote of confidence in its new 2nm manufacturing process. It’s also seen as a cost-saving measure against Qualcomm’s expensive Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.
The Lewiston City Council has unanimously rejected a proposal for a major AI data center in the historic Bates Mill. All seven councilors voted against the project, citing overwhelming public concern and unanswered questions from the developer. The decision halts what would have been Maine’s second-
Major oilfield service companies are shifting into the data center business, supplying critical power and cooling infrastructure. This move comes as a slump in drilling activity pressures their traditional revenue streams.
Omron Robotics has significantly upgraded its collaborative robot lineup. The new TM30S, TM20S, and TM6S models bring heavier payloads and longer reach, while hardware updates make the entire series more robust for harsh environments.
According to a report, China has built its first operational extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machine prototype. This marks a potential breakthrough in its quest for semiconductor independence, targeting mainstream use by 2030.
