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- Batteries
Shifting Gears: How Evolving Battery Technologies Are Powering the Future of Electric Vehicles
POSCO Future M Reassesses China JV Strategy Amidst US Regulatory Headwinds
VinFast’s Meteoric Nasdaq Rise Stirs Investor Concern Over Valuation
EU’s New Sustainability Rules Mandate User-Replacable Batteries in Mobile Devices by 2027
Samsung SDI Makes Strategic Shift to Boost European Battery Production
- Semiconductors
Intel Secures Record $20 Billion from U.S. CHIPS Act to Spearhead National Semiconductor Revival
TSMC Tops Q1 Forecasts, Projects Steady Sales Amid High Demand for Advanced Chip Processes
Intel Navigates Mixed Q1 Results; Secures Key Aerospace Contract Amid Foundry Challenges
Samsung Bolsters Semiconductor Strategy with Strategic Zeiss Partnership in Germany
Unpacking the Complexity: The Ongoing Semiconductor Conundrum in the Automotive Sector
- Space
China’s Shenzhou-18 Mission Advances Tiangong Space Station Ambitions Amid Global Space Race
US Treasury Sanctions Russian Individuals and Entities Tied to North Korean WMD Revenue Streams
India Advances Space Aspirations with Solar Mission Following Lunar Landing Success
BRICS in Orbit: Russia Eyes Space Exploration Cooperation with Emerging Economies
AI, Space Tech and the Future: Highlights from the Poland-Korea Economic Forum
- Materials
Gallium Nitride Gains Ground: Advancements and Applications Set to Transform the Power Electronics Market by 2035
Yongxing Materials Fundraise to Boost Lithium Carbonate Production Capacity
Murata Manufacturing Spearheads Joint Venture to Bolster Barium Titanate Supply Chain Amid Rising Demand
Corning Designates Korea as Epicentre for Bendable Glass Supply Chain, Bolstered by Samsung Partnership
Silicon Wafer Giants Slash Prices Amid Production Surge: Market Stability in Question