The United States and Taiwan have reached a major trade agreement aimed at expanding semiconductor manufacturing on American soil.
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced the deal Thursday, outlining large-scale investment commitments and…
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Chemical method converts toxic arsenic sludge into chip material
A long-standing environmental liability may soon become a strategic industrial asset.
Researchers in Denmark have developed a chemical process that converts toxic arsenic waste into a usable metallic material for semiconductors, batteries,…
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Boeing flagged MD-11 engine flaw years before deadly UPS crash
An engine mounting flaw identified years ago on Boeing-supported MD-11 aircraft is now at the center of a deadly UPS cargo plane crash that killed 15 people in Kentucky last November, according to US investigators.
The MD-11F freighter,…
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Sub-zero green freezer achieves zero emissions
Researchers at the School of Engineering of The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) have developed the world’s first sub-zero Celsius elastocaloric freezing device, capable of reaching temperatures as low as -12℃. This…
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Subway Surfers City turns endless running into city-based gameplay
After more than a decade of nonstop runs, one of mobile gaming’s most recognizable franchises is expanding its universe.
SYBO will release Subway Surfers City globally on Feb. 26, positioning the title as a full sequel rather than a simple…
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Turner Launches Equipment Rental Company FEC
On Jan. 8, New York-based Turner Construction launched First Equipment Co. (FEC) a centralized equipment rental and site services wholly owned subsidiary. Turner said the new division is a further strategic expansion of the services Turner…
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MassRobotics opens applications for fourth Form and Function Robotics Challenge
Northeastern University won the 2025 Form and Function Robotics Challenge. | Source: MassRobotics
MassRobotics this week announced its fourth annual Form and Function Robotics Challenge. For the challenge, selected university teams will have the…
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There’s Something So Embarrassing About Homeland Security’s New Drone Video That We’re Gonna Have to Sit Down for a Minute
Whether you’re a one-room film production house or a propagandist for a massive arm of the US government, you’re never too good to have an extra set of eyes take a look at your final draft.
That’s a lesson some PR spinsters with the…
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Mytra closes $150M funding for pallet-storing robots
Mytra said it addresses bottlenecks for warehouse-dependent organizations, from Fortune 100 suppliers to local grocers. | Credit: Mytra
Mytra Inc. today said it has closed its $120 million Series C round. The company has been developing an…
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Hydrogen-based recycling cuts rare earth magnet emissions by 90%
The UK has taken a step toward supporting its clean energy transition with the launch of a rare earth magnet recycling facility in the West Midlands.
The commercial-scale site aims to reduce the country’s reliance on imported rare earth…
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