The application window for Ontario’s Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness (AMIC) Stream closes on February 3, 2026. This provincial program offers funding, loans, and grants to help SMEs in sectors like aerospace and automotive invest in equipment and create jobs. Eligible companies
GMKtec has unveiled its EVO-T2 mini PC, a compact powerhouse built around Intel’s next-generation Panther Lake processors. It can be configured with up to 128GB of LPDDR5X memory and features dual PCIe 5.0 M.2 slots, targeting AI development and high-end productivity.
An industrial robotics firm is taking its tech to the backyard. The new Goko M6 mower, unveiled at CES, uses engineering from climbing robots to handle extreme terrain and large properties, promising a new kind of automated yard work.
Vietnam has seen a massive surge in foreign investment as companies flee U.S. tariffs on China, turning cities like Bac Ninh into global factory hubs. But the rapid growth is now straining against rising labor costs, infrastructure limits, and new competition from neighbors like Indonesia and the Ph
At CES, Bosch announced it expects annual software and services sales to exceed €6 billion by the start of the next decade. The German industrial giant is investing over €2.5 billion in AI by 2027 to power this shift.
Johnson Controls is making a major bet on the future of data center cooling in Asia. The company plans to invest S$60 million over five years to expand its Singapore R&D hub, targeting energy-efficient solutions for AI workloads.
Kodiak AI is joining forces with Bosch to manufacture the hardware needed for its autonomous trucks. The partnership, announced at CES, aims to move the technology from pilot programs to large-scale commercial use.
The semiconductor landscape is shifting fast. TSMC is pulling ahead in the 2nm race, while memory costs are about to make your next GPU more expensive. Meanwhile, Huawei is crowdsourcing a solution to a critical AI problem.
The next generation of game consoles might be a year late and shockingly expensive. A major RAM crunch, fueled by AI companies, is forcing Sony and Microsoft to reconsider their timelines and pricing.
Apple’s next-generation A20 chip is expected to cost the company a staggering $280 per unit, an 80% increase over the current A19. The hike is driven by TSMC’s advanced 2nm fabrication process and high demand. This could have major implications for future iPhone pricing and performance.
