Hardware & Semiconductors

Trillium's sale of its nuclear valve unit to Framatome isn't just a divestment; it's a strategic realignment reshaping the critical infrastructure landscape.

A 55-year-old West Coast artisan is betting on minimalism and resilience to go national. What does this move say about the future of architecture?

Tinkerine Studios is cleaning house to merge with Fotonara, a tech firm promising data privacy and efficiency. Is this the rebirth of a company or just another RTO gamble?

Ainekko is open-sourcing its advanced AI silicon design, betting that a collaborative ecosystem can outmaneuver the proprietary giants of edge computing.

A new collaboration between Coherix and Kawasaki Robotics promises to end manufacturing defects by using AI to fix errors before they even happen.

A Midwest partnership is bringing aerospace-grade 3D printing to nuclear reactors, promising cheaper, faster, and safer clean energy. Is this the breakthrough SMRs need?

A German-Japanese partnership is rewriting the rules of battery development, using a novel electrolyte and a clever licensing strategy to unleash unprecedented power.

As the Pentagon plans a 200,000-drone fleet, one small firm is making a big play. Mobilicom's pitch to top investors reveals a critical new frontline: cybersecurity.

In a world of chip shortages and counterfeit risks, a new class of strategic partners has emerged. Here’s why your next product depends on them.

At InfoComm 2026, Taiwan isn't just selling hardware. It's unveiling a national strategy to dominate the future of AI-driven enterprise technology.

As unmanned platforms become central to modern warfare, their data links are a critical vulnerability. Gilat’s new multi-orbit antenna addresses this head-on.

QuickLogic's inclusion in the Russell 2000 is a major milestone, but a deeper look reveals a story of high-stakes tech, steep valuation, and intense competition.

With a 7B CNY war chest and aggressive subsidies, Bengbu is transforming from an industrial city into a global sensor hub, a calculated move central to China's tech ambitions.

A new startup, morph, is embedding intelligence into materials themselves. This isn't just another app—it's a systemic shift rewriting the rules of industry.

Beyond the headlines of a steel industry symposium, one company's gas engine technology offers a pragmatic look at the global race to decarbonize.

With revenues soaring 50%, program manager Primecore is launching into semiconductors and data centers, betting its veteran team can tame the world's most complex projects.

With its acquisition of photonics pioneer Miraex, SEALSQ claims it has the final piece for a sovereign quantum network spanning from silicon to space.

With its historic IPO, SpaceX's financials reveal a surprise: Starlink's connectivity empire, not rockets, is fueling its massive valuation. What does this mean for investors?

TELICA launches its CREBEE ESL DIY Kit at COMPUTEX, a solution designed to bring affordable, cloud-connected electronic shelf labels to small businesses.

As Microchip Technology steps onto the B of A Securities Global Technology Conference stage, CEO Steve Sanghi and CFO Eric Bjornholt are poised to reveal the strategic maneuvers steering the company through a dynamic tech landscape, with a keen eye on high-growth segments and financial resilience.