Stellantis is rolling out autonomous inventory-scanning robots from Dexory across multiple North American assembly plants. The robots can map over 36,000 square feet of warehouse space in under an hour, providing real-time part visibility. The goal is to prevent line stoppages by catching part short
Apple CEO Tim Cook recently highlighted a $600 billion commitment to US manufacturing and AI. According to AppleInsider, however, the vast majority of that money was announced back in February 2025, largely as a political gesture. The report argues Apple has long invested in the US, just with less f
Apple reported staggering iPhone demand and a 16% revenue jump, yet its stock only inched up 0.5%. The muted response highlights investor focus on AI, where rivals like Meta are winning big. Broader markets saw wild swings as Microsoft plunged and gold hit an all-time high.
Toyota is now selling purpose-built Hilux trucks directly through its dealers in South Africa. The custom builds come with a full factory warranty and are aimed squarely at business customers. This could change the game for fleet reliability and resale value.
Samsung Electronics just posted record-breaking quarterly results, with operating profit soaring to $14.09 billion. The surge was almost entirely driven by skyrocketing demand for memory chips used in AI servers and data centers.
NTT Global Data Centers has inked a major Power Purchase Agreement to secure electricity for its upcoming Bangkok 4 data center. The 100MW deal with utility B.Grimm Power highlights the intense power demands of new facilities. This is part of a broader push into Thailand’s growing digital infrastruc
A strange split is happening in towns like Taylor, Texas. Residents are suing to stop new data centers but sitting quietly as server factories get approved. The difference in public perception is creating a wide-open path for manufacturers.
A new report reveals a stark AI trade-off in Britain. While productivity jumped over 11%, companies are cutting jobs at twice the international average, hitting young and white-collar workers hardest.
In a post on Truth Social, former President Donald Trump threatened to hit Canada with a 100% tariff on all goods if it pursues a trade deal with China. The warning came after Canadian PM Mark Carney called China a “reliable partner” in Davos. Trump framed the threat as protecting Canada from being
Intel’s Q4 2025 results show a company stretched thin. While demand for AI and data center chips is booming, supply constraints are forcing tough choices, and consumer PCs are taking a backseat. This strategic shift could lead to shortages and pricing pressure for upcoming CPUs like Panther Lake.
