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Why USB-A Endures Despite USB-C’s Rise: Compatibility and Legacy
In the ever-evolving world of connectivity standards, the humble USB-A port continues to defy expectations of obsolescence, maintaining a stronghold in both consumer and enterprise...
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Semiconductor Industry Eyes 1nm Chips with Beyond EUV Lithography
In the relentless pursuit of smaller, faster microchips, the semiconductor industry has long relied on extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography to etch intricate circuits onto silicon...
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300 South Korean Workers Repatriated After ICE Raid at Georgia Hyundai Plant
More than 300 South Korean workers detained in a sweeping immigration raid at a Hyundai Motor Group battery plant in Georgia have departed for home, marking a swift diplomatic reso...
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Hyundai Delays $5.5B Georgia Battery Plant After Immigration Raid
In a setback for one of the most ambitious electric-vehicle manufacturing projects in the U.S., Hyundai Motor Co. has announced a delay in the startup of its joint battery plant in...
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Intel Xeon Chief Architect Ronak Singhal Exits After 28 Years Amid Shake-Up
In a significant blow to Intel Corp.'s efforts to revitalize its data center business, Ronak Singhal, the chief architect behind its Xeon processors, is departing the company at th...
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Intel Xeon Architect Ronak Singhal Departs After 28 Years Amid Turmoil
In a significant blow to Intel Corp.'s efforts to reclaim its dominance in the semiconductor industry, Ronak Singhal, the veteran chief architect behind the company's Xeon server p...
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UK Launches Project Octopus for Mass Drone Production to Aid Ukraine
In a significant escalation of Western support for Ukraine's defense capabilities amid its ongoing conflict with Russia, the United Kingdom has unveiled Project Octopus, a collabor...
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US Data Center Spending Soars to $40B on AI Demand Boom
In the heart of America's technological surge, data center construction spending has shattered records, reaching an annualized $40 billion in June, marking a staggering 40% increas...
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Physical AI Transforms Manufacturing: 23% Growth to 2030
In the bustling factories of tomorrow, artificial intelligence isn't just crunching data—it's physically reshaping the production lines. Physical AI, a fusion of advanced robotics,...
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Glowforge Closes Seattle Factory, Lays Off Workers in Reshoring Reversal
In a surprising turn of events for the Seattle-based laser engraver manufacturer, Glowforge has announced the closure of its recently established production facility in the city's...
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AI Chip Boom Depends on Toxic PFAS, Igniting Environmental and Regulatory Battles
In the heart of the semiconductor industry's explosive growth, driven by artificial intelligence and data centers, a persistent environmental challenge is emerging: the widespread...
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Democratic Senators Seek Allied Aid to Overcome US Shipbuilding Delays
Senators' Pacific Outreach Highlights Shipbuilding Woes In a bid to bolster America's lagging shipbuilding capabilities, two Democratic senators recently returned...
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Trump Raid on Hyundai Georgia Plant Arrests 475 for Visa Violations
Escalating Immigration Enforcement in Corporate America The Trump administration is signaling a ramped-up approach to immigration enforcement, with plans to scrut...
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ICE Raids Hyundai EV Battery Plant in Georgia, Detains 475 South Korean Workers
In a sweeping enforcement action that has rippled through international relations and the automotive sector, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents detained 475 i...
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Trump’s Intel Deal Draws Bipartisan Support
An Unlikely Alliance Emerges In a surprising twist within the semiconductor industry, President Donald Trump's recent deal with Intel Corp. has garnered praise fr...
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