Defence becomes Aspocomp’s largest customer segment
For the first time, the defence industry has become Aspocomp’s largest customer segment, accounting for 40% of the Finnish PCB manufacturer’s net sales in the third quarter. Orders received rose 169% to EUR 15.3 million.
Mercedes-Benz reopens voluntary severance programme in Germany
Mercedes-Benz will once again offer its voluntary severance programme for indirect functions in Germany, starting in December. The move is part of stepped-up productivity measures, as the carmaker cuts its profitability outlook for the year.
Indian deep-tech startup Quanfluence raises $10 million
The fresh funds will be used to build and launch a four-qubit quantum computer in the near term, with the Bengaluru-based company targeting a larger prototype featuring around 100 qubits by 2029
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Arrow Electronics brings AI, robotics and edge applications to electronica 2026
Arrow Electronics will bring several application-led technology demonstrations to electronica 2026, showing how AI, robotics, edge computing and electronic components are being applied across different vertical market segments.
Taihan secures EHV power grid turnkey project in the US
Taihan has executed a material supply agreement valued at approximately USD 90 million with its U.S. subsidiary, T.E.USA, which will oversee the entire project, including local engineering and construction.
GlobalFoundries opens AI-based facilities control centre in Singapore
GlobalFoundries has opened an Advanced Facilities Control Centre (AFCC) at its site in Singapore, developed together with Siemens. In the first phase, the control centres for five fabs on the Singapore campus will be merged into a single, AI-supported command centre.
Foxconn Slovakia to hire at least 300 in Nitra for AI infrastructure
Foxconn Slovakia has started recruiting at its plant in Nitra, focusing on electrical engineering roles. The company says the hiring is a response to growing demand for AI infrastructure and new business opportunities in that area.
Malaysia seizes AI servers in suspected chip smuggling network
Malaysian customs has seized AI servers worth around MYR 49.5 million (USD 12.1 million) at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The authorities believe the shipment is linked to a syndicate that has been smuggling high-performance chips through the country.
Essemtec moves US headquarters to Woburn, Massachusetts
Essemtec, the SMT equipment business of Nano Dimension, has moved its US headquarters to a new facility in Woburn, Massachusetts. The new site will give North American customers access to equipment demonstrations, application development and process evaluation.
Tata Power, Imperial College to advance next-gen energy systems
India’s Tata Power brings extensive experience across power generation, transmission, distribution and renewable energy, while Imperial College London contributes research capabilities spanning energy systems, engineering, digital technologies, economics and decarbonization.
Sungrow partners with ENGIE to expand Victoria BESS project
This 150 MW/300 MWh Hazelwood BESS expansion will feature 66 units of Sungrow’s ST5015-UX BESS, part of the PowerTitan 2.0 series, alongside 33 units of SC6900UD-MV PCS inverters and Sungrow’s smart controller EMS3000.
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