Samsung’s newly revealed Galaxy Z TriFold appears to confirm rumors of silicon-carbon battery technology. This breakthrough could solve the fundamental power limitations that have plagued foldable devices since their inception.
Massive Funding Round Signals Global Ambitions DayOne, the recently independent data center operator formerly known as GDS International, is making…
Scania has inaugurated its first fully-owned manufacturing facility in China, representing a €2 billion investment. The new plant in Jiangsu province will produce advanced “Super” trucks for customers across Asia, significantly reducing delivery times compared to European exports.
Swedish truck manufacturer Scania, owned by Volkswagen Group, has launched its first fully-owned production facility in China, according to reports from Reuters. The new manufacturing hub, located in Rugao within Jiangsu province, represents what company executives describe as a strategic hedge against global trade uncertainty while positioning the company for stronger presence across Asian markets.
In the largest digital infrastructure acquisition ever recorded, Aligned Data Centers is being sold to a consortium including BlackRock and MGX for $40 billion. The landmark deal underscores the massive investment flowing into data infrastructure to support AI expansion and digital transformation.
In a landmark transaction that reshapes the digital infrastructure landscape, Aligned Data Centers is being acquired by a consortium including investment giants BlackRock and MGX in a record-breaking $40 billion deal. This acquisition represents the largest ever in the data center industry, surpassing previous benchmarks by a significant margin and highlighting the strategic importance of digital infrastructure assets in today’s technology-driven economy.
The landscape for Chinese companies seeking public listings has undergone a dramatic transformation, with a clear pivot from US exchanges…
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Taiwan has reassured global markets that its semiconductor industry remains insulated from China’s latest rare earth export controls. The Ministry of Economic Affairs clarified that the restricted elements differ from those used in chip manufacturing processes, with most rare earth supplies sourced from Europe, the US, and Japan.
In a significant development for global technology supply chains, Taiwan has provided crucial reassurances that its semiconductor industry will remain largely unaffected by China’s newly implemented rare earth export controls. The announcement comes as welcome news to global markets concerned about potential disruptions to semiconductor manufacturing following China’s latest trade measures.
Asia-Pacific markets faced declines as China-U.S. trade tensions intensified following Trump’s tariff threats and China’s rare earth export controls. Investors monitor potential economic fallout across the region as trade war fears resurface.
Asia-Pacific markets were poised for significant declines Monday as renewed trade tensions between China and the United States rattled investor confidence across the region. The escalation follows President Donald Trump’s vow to impose punishing new retaliatory tariffs on Chinese imports, prompting a strong response from Chinese officials who stated they are “not afraid of” a potential trade war.
Samsung will unveil its revolutionary tri-fold smartphone at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in late October, marking the company’s most…
