Navitas Semiconductor is now sampling its new 3300V and 2300V silicon carbide power semiconductors. The company is touting a new reliability benchmark and flexible packaging to tackle ultrahigh-voltage applications.
Raspberry Pi is increasing prices on most of its popular single-board computers. The hikes, from $5 to $25 per model, are due to soaring memory costs driven by AI infrastructure demand.
Siemens Energy is diving deep into the small modular reactor (SMR) boom by partnering with Rolls-Royce SMR. The company will supply its high-efficiency SST-8000 steam turbine-generator sets, a key component for the factory-built nuclear plants. This move leverages decades of nuclear “conventional is
Scientists have cracked the code on economically viable lithium recycling from dead batteries. Their new method costs just $12.70 per kilogram, beating current market prices. This could revolutionize how we source critical battery materials.
Inspired by natural polymers like DNA, researchers have created plastic with built-in expiration dates. The material breaks down through chemical reactions that mimic nature’s own decomposition processes. This could revolutionize packaging and short-lived consumer products.
India has implemented its most significant labor reforms since 1991, affecting 63 million enterprises. The changes make formal sector compliance easier but also make retrenching workers simpler, sparking nationwide protests from trade unions.
China’s industrial sector is showing fresh signs of strain with profits falling 5.5% in October, the worst performance in five months. The decline comes despite a temporary trade deal with the US and reflects deeper structural challenges in the world’s second-largest economy.
HP is cutting up to 6,000 jobs and issuing weaker-than-expected earnings guidance for fiscal 2026. The company’s shares fell 5% in extended trading as it blamed U.S. trade regulations for increased costs.
Data centers running AI workloads are facing silent data corruption from subtle chip defects. These errors produce occasional faulty results that are nearly impossible to detect. The solution involves extending manufacturing testing techniques throughout the entire silicon lifecycle.
The US is deploying massive federal funding to build domestic rare-earth processing and magnet manufacturing capacity. New chromatography technology promises cleaner, more efficient separation than traditional methods. The strategic goal is creating a completely US-based supply chain for defense and
