Hitachi Energy, Enedis sign €350M deals to secure France’s power grid
The long-term agreements secure the delivery of distribution and power transformers, helping to address the global transformer shortage, a critical component in strengthening France’s electricity grid.
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COGD: Obsolescence risks have never been greater
Obsolescence risks in electronics supply chains have never been as numerous as they are today, according to Axel Wagner, Chairman of the German industry association COGD. He points to shifting semiconductor strategies, geopolitics and trade restrictions, and calls on companies to manage obsolescence across the whole company rather than within purchasing alone.
GlobalFoundries tops out Dresden expansion
GlobalFoundries has reached a construction milestone in its EUR 1.1 billion expansion in Dresden. The company also plans to develop and manufacture its next generation of FD-SOI technology at the site.
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Honda partners with Redwire to advance space station robotics solution
The concept would combine the Honda multi-fingered robotic hand with Redwire’s STAARK robotic arm and experiment locker technology into an integrated system for research operations in orbit.
Lam Research opens its largest US warehouse
Lam Research has gathered all of its logistics operations in California under one roof in Livermore. At the heart of the new hub is an automated storage system that retrieves parts in under 30 seconds.
US Department of War offers Wolfspeed $1.5 billion loan
Silicon carbide maker Wolfspeed could receive up to USD 1.5 billion in 30-year financing from the US Department of War. In return, the department would get warrants for up to 7.5% of the company.
Robbyant, AFDE sign MoU to advance embodied AI adoption
Robbyant, an embodied AI company within China-based Ant Group, is partnering with the Arab Federation for Digital Economy (AFDE) to advance the deployment, localization and commercialization of embodied AI and robotic solutions in the Middle East .
Infineon and ZuriQ expand partnership on trapped-ion quantum chips
Infineon and Swiss quantum computing start-up ZuriQ are expanding their collaboration to scale ZuriQ's trapped-ion architecture towards larger qubit counts. The partnership combines ZuriQ's chip design with Infineon's semiconductor manufacturing, advanced packaging and integrated photonics.
Elephantech to open advanced packaging centre in Tokyo
Japanese PCB and substrate technology developer Elephantech will open a new facility in Tokyo in March 2027. The Toyosu Advanced Packaging Center is intended to scale up manufacturing and advance packaging R&D for AI servers.
Cellula partners with FERRI to advance autonomous marine handling
FERRI’s bespoke marine and naval handling systems are used by international navies. Cellula Robotics brings 25 years of subsea engineering and in-water performance.
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