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  • Japan to invest $21 billion in two new GlobalFoundries semiconductor fabs in New YorkGlobalFoundries has been selected to build and operate two new 300mm semiconductor fabs at its Malta, New York site, with Japan providing up to $21 billion in funding under a U.S.-Japan initiative. The first fab is expected to come online in 2029 and add approximately 900,000 wafers of annual U.S. manufacturing capacity, with a second fab adding similar capacity. The project is expected to create about 27,000 construction and ecosystem jobs and over 1,000 high-skilled manufacturing jobs.DevelopingTechnologyIndustry6 sources · 68 evidence2026-10-15 13:13
  • YYForce Unveils Workforce OS Robotics ArchitectureYYForce Inc. has developed Workforce OS, a modular robotics operating system integrating NVIDIA technologies for commercial human-and-robot workforces, focusing on high-performance physical AI and rapid simulation-to-real training.NewTechnologyIndustry2 sources · 1 primary · 26 evidence2026-10-22 04:05
  • SK hynix presents research on 3D FeNAND for analog compute-in-memory at IEEE IEDM 2025SK hynix researchers presented a paper at the 2025 IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting on co-optimizing cell, non-cell, and page schemes in 3D FeNAND to improve energy efficiency for analog compute-in-memory (A-CiM) applications. The work addresses AI computing bottlenecks by enabling computation within memory using ferroelectric NAND technology.DevelopingTechnologyIndustry3 sources · 1 primary · 19 evidence2026-10-14 08:00
  • GMIF2026 Awards Recognize Innovations in AI Memory and StorageThe 5th GMIF Innovation Summit awarded companies like Samsung, Sandisk, Lenovo, and Solidigm for their contributions to AI memory and storage technology, highlighting advancements in DRAM, NAND, and SSD technologies.StableTechnologyIndustry2 sources · 1 primary · 40 evidence2026-10-12 15:13
  • Two Singapore-registered container vessels struck in Strait of HormuzTwo Singapore-registered container vessels were struck by unknown projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz, with one sinking and the other sustaining hull damage.StableTransportEnergy3 sources · 33 evidence2026-10-14 23:00
  • AIKO to supply 773.5 MWp of solar modules for Infinity Power's South African projectsAIKO will supply 1,195,136 high-efficiency ABC solar modules for three utility-scale solar projects in South Africa under an agreement with Infinity Power, totaling 773.5 MWp. The projects, awarded under Bid Window 7 of South Africa's REIPPPP, will be developed by Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy and PowerChina Guizhou Engineering, with 20-year PPAs with Eskom.StableEnergyIndustry1 sources · 1 primary · 13 evidence2026-10-09 13:30
  • U.S. Department of Energy to lend $4.4 billion to restart three shuttered nuclear plantsThe U.S. Department of Energy is providing up to $4.4 billion in loans to restart the Palisades, Crane Clean Energy Center (Three Mile Island), and Duane Arnold nuclear plants, aiming to restore 2.25 gigawatts of capacity. The initiative responds to rising electricity demand, including from data centers, with two plants already securing contracts with Big Tech firms for carbon-free power.StableEnergyTechnology1 sources · 40 evidence2026-10-17 06:00
  • Container ship sinks in Strait of Hormuz amid escalating Iran attacks on commercial vesselsThe Singapore-registered container ship GFS Pride sank in the Strait of Hormuz after being struck by an unidentified projectile, with all 21 crew safely evacuated. Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed the vessel hit a naval mine, but independent verification is lacking. The incident follows a pattern of increased Iranian attacks on commercial shipping in the strait, which have disrupted crude oil exports.StableTransportEnergy2 sources · 5 evidence2026-10-14 23:47