Aging grids and volatile fossil fuels are pushing a global shift to decentralized solar power paired with batteries. Innovations in software and storage are turning homes into virtual power plants, creating a more resilient and flexible energy system.
Grupo Vialume is bringing its advanced road safety manufacturing from Brazil to Colquitt, Georgia. The $4.4 million project aims to create 150 jobs and establish a new recycling hub by 2026. This move signals a strategic push into the massive U.S. infrastructure market.
Rivian is teaming up with Stratasys to explore how additive manufacturing can make car development faster and more agile. The goal is to move beyond just prototyping and create a seamless path to scalable production. It’s a fundamental challenge to how cars have been built for decades.
A new report reveals legacy web forms in supplier portals are a major, overlooked attack vector for manufacturers. Attackers are exploiting these old systems to steal sensitive data, with nearly half of organizations confirming a breach from a form submission.
DHL is accelerating its electric vehicle push with new Tesla Semis, part of a goal to make two-thirds of its ground fleet electric by 2030. The move highlights the logistics giant’s focus on cutting ground freight emissions, which account for 22% of its total, even as air transport remains its large
Infineon has launched new package options for its CoolSiC MOSFET 750V G2 technology. The new Q-DPAK and D2PAK offerings are designed to boost power density and efficiency in demanding applications like EV chargers and server power supplies.
Signet Jewelers just reported a strong third quarter and raised its year-end sales guidance. The key driver? Customers are increasingly choosing larger lab-grown diamond fashion jewelry, boosting average prices and sales at chains like Kay and Jared.
Odin Space is tackling a growing problem in Earth’s orbit: tiny, untrackable debris that can still destroy satellites. The company just raised $3 million to scale its sensor technology, which it compares to a weather forecast for space. Its first commercial “Nano Sensors” are slated to launch in 202
Walmart is moving beyond a single pilot project into a major rollout of 3D-printed commercial buildings. The deal with Alquist 3D, backed by materials giant Sika, marks a turning point for the tech in large-scale construction.
New data reveals tariffs are causing a major strategic shift. Over half of product leaders are now prioritizing immediate cost cuts over long-term tech projects like AI, as uncertainty spikes.
