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A proposed Ohio bill could significantly impede the development of major wind and solar farms, potentially slowing the state's clean energy transition and increasing costs for developers.
AI chipmaker Groq has closed a $650 million funding round to expand its proprietary inference cloud, restructuring its executive suite following highly aggressive talent poaching from market leader Nvidia.
Boston Metal is shifting focus from its high-profile green steel narrative toward high-value critical metals, highlighting the steep commercial barriers facing molten oxide electrolysis in heavy industry.
Qualcomm is diversifying its silicon portfolio with two new platforms targeting AI-driven wearables, signaling a shift toward ultra-low-power edge computing.
AI infrastructure startup Baseten is reportedly finalizing a massive $1.5 billion funding round at a $13 billion valuation, highlighting the intense capital demands of model deployment.
India’s rapid solar expansion is hitting a hard technical wall as its legacy coal-fired fleet fails to ramp down during midday peak generation, highlighting an urgent need for utility-scale battery storage to prevent massive clean energy curtailment.
By replacing power-hungry floating-point multipliers with logarithmic addition, silicon startup Tensordyne aims to challenge Nvidia's dominance in hardware efficiency.
AI world-model developer Odyssey has secured a $310 million funding round backed by Amazon, signaling a capital-intensive shift from text-based models to physical-world simulation.
An internal memo from Andrew Bosworth reveals the chaotic reality of Meta’s rapid pivot to artificial intelligence, where organizational disruption has forced executives to bring back workplace perks to stem engineering unrest.
While utility-scale solar achieved a historic milestone by outproducing coal across the US in May, a rollback of residential tax incentives is triggering a sharp divergence, leaving distributed rooftop solar facing a prolonged contraction.
The revocation of federal tax incentives is squeezing the US residential solar market, but utility-scale developers are proving resilient as corporate demand and private capital bypass policy headwinds.
The Trump administration's sudden imposition of export controls on Anthropic’s newly released Fable 5 and its underlying Mythos architecture marks a sharp escalation in federal intervention over frontier artificial intelligence.
A collaboration between imec, ASML, and TSMC has successfully integrated n-type and p-type 2D-material transistors at a 50nm pitch on 300mm wafers, marking a major milestone for post-silicon sub-1nm scaling.
Meta leadership is confronting significant internal unrest, acknowledging a poorly executed AI reorganization while employees openly reject attempts to foster a unified culture.
Eavor Technologies has connected its novel closed-loop geothermal project to Germany's grid, marking a significant step for the technology despite initial development challenges. The company now plans to expand its operational capacity.
A presidential assertion about an Apple-Intel chip collaboration, though unconfirmed, highlights potential shifts in US semiconductor manufacturing and supply chain strategies.
US-based AI startups have captured a staggering 80% of global seed-through-growth stage financing in 2026, marking a significant divergence from historical investment patterns and raising questions about global innovation equity.
At the G7 summit, French and Indian leaders raised alarms about US control over critical AI technology, fearing potential cutoffs. This concern is amplified by recent service interruptions from American AI firms, highlighting a growing geopolitical tension over technological sove
A prominent investor is demanding greater transparency from BioNTech regarding the planned departure of its founders and the transfer of company assets to their new venture, highlighting concerns over potential conflicts of interest.
The United States has seen a dramatic increase in capital expenditure for solar manufacturing, rising from $150 million in 2020 to an estimated $2.5 billion in 2026, signaling a significant domestic industrial expansion driven by policy.
Florida has filed a lawsuit against TikTok, alleging the platform violates the state's child safety law by allowing underage users and deceiving parents about its age verification practices.
Intel's enhanced 18A-P process has entered risk production, marking a significant step in its foundry roadmap by offering a 9% performance uplift at iso-power and 40% thermal resistance reduction. This 'drop-in' upgrade provides a compelling option for future silicon designs.
Indian AI startup Sarvam has secured $234 million, reaching unicorn valuation, with HCLTech leading a significant corporate investment, signaling growing enterprise interest in localized AI development.
The Trump administration ordered Anthropic to restrict access to its most advanced AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, for all foreign nationals. This unprecedented intervention underscores Washington's assertive stance on controlling frontier AI capabilities and raises significant