Researchers have developed a novel TSV fabrication method that eliminates copper contamination and reduces leakage current. The innovation could transform 3D chip packaging reliability and manufacturing yield.
China’s expected delay of rare earth export controls represents more than just diplomatic progress. It reveals sophisticated economic warfare tactics and highlights America’s continued vulnerability in critical mineral supply chains. The temporary truce masks deeper strategic positioning.
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote announces plans to double his refinery capacity to 1.4 million barrels daily, challenging global energy giants. The ambitious expansion faces questions about funding, execution, and whether it can truly achieve African energy independence or represents another bill
TSMC executives confirm adequate rare earths inventory for 1-2 years, but warn of future production risks if China maintains export restrictions. The chip giant is exploring alternative sources in Australia and elsewhere, though diversification faces significant technical and timeline challenges tha
Australia’s iron ore industry, long the bedrock of national prosperity, confronts existential challenges from the global green steel transition and emerging African competition. With China’s steel demand plateauing and decarbonization pressures mounting, Australian miners face a critical inflection
A Toronto-based manufacturer of fiberglass rebar is making its first foray into the United States with a significant manufacturing investment. The new North Carolina facility represents a strategic expansion for the composite materials company seeking to strengthen its position in the industrial construction market.
Canadian construction materials manufacturer MST Rebar will establish its first American production facility in North Carolina, according to company announcements. The Toronto-based supplier of fiberglass reinforcement products plans to invest $15.5 million in a 56,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Bladenboro, marking a significant expansion beyond its Canadian operations.
GE Vernova is capitalizing on unprecedented electricity demand growth through strategic acquisitions and expanded manufacturing capacity. The company’s electrification segment revenue jumped 32% year-over-year as data center orders approach $1 billion in 2024 alone.
GE Vernova is reportedly strengthening its position in electrical infrastructure markets through strategic acquisitions and capacity expansions, according to recent reports. The company’s acquisition of Prolec GE is said to override previous contractual limitations that prevented transformer sales into North America, significantly boosting market access during what analysts describe as a “utility investment supercycle.”
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