Businesses are dangerously overconfident about their supply chain security according to new research. Despite nearly half suffering breaches, most believe they’re prepared for attacks that could cripple operations.
New research published in Nature demonstrates that copper(I) oxide photoelectrodes exhibit unexpected anisotropic charge transport properties. This discovery challenges fundamental assumptions about cubic materials and could revolutionize solar fuel production efficiency.
Researchers have developed a revolutionary approach to mechanoluminescence that embeds programmable light patterns in elastic films. By engineering hierarchical structures across macro, micro, and nanoscales, they’ve achieved threefold intensity enhancement and dynamic stress visualization capabilit
Copper prices surged to unprecedented levels this week as supply disruptions at major mines collide with geopolitical tensions. The industrial metal’s record-breaking rally signals deeper structural issues that could impact everything from construction to electric vehicles.
Kontron’s latest industrial motherboard integrates Intel’s NPU technology directly into edge computing solutions. This represents a significant shift in how AI workloads are handled in industrial environments beyond traditional cloud processing.
Researchers have developed a deep learning system that monitors nanowire doping with 0.01% precision during molecular beam epitaxy. This breakthrough could transform semiconductor manufacturing by enabling real-time process control previously impossible with conventional methods.
Supply constraints across multiple industries are creating unprecedented pricing power for companies, according to market analysis. The semiconductor sector appears particularly affected, with AI-driven demand overwhelming available capacity and boosting earnings performance for major chipmakers.
In a surprising twist for market watchers, being unable to meet customer demand has become a significant advantage for companies across multiple sectors. According to analysis from CNBC’s Jim Cramer, supply constraints are emerging as the dominant theme of this earnings season, creating what he describes as “the holy grail” for businesses: the ability to raise prices without losing customers.
Hitachi Ltd., founded in 1910, has evolved into a diversified technology leader with operations spanning digital solutions, green energy systems, and industrial connectivity. The company’s business structure reportedly encompasses everything from railway systems to environmental solutions. Sources indicate this diversified approach positions Hitachi across multiple growth sectors in the global industrial technology market.
Hitachi Ltd., the Tokyo-based industrial conglomerate, reportedly operates through three distinct business segments that encompass a wide range of technological solutions, according to business reports. Sources indicate this diversified approach allows the company to maintain leadership across multiple industrial sectors while adapting to evolving global market demands.
A hidden tsunami of electronic waste from the United States is overwhelming Southeast Asian nations, according to a new investigation. The report tracks thousands of monthly containers containing hazardous materials to countries that have banned such imports.
American electronic waste is creating an environmental crisis across Southeast Asia through a multi-billion dollar export industry that ships approximately 2,000 containers monthly to developing nations, according to reports from environmental investigators. The Basel Action Network (BAN), a Seattle-based watchdog organization, conducted a two-year investigation that revealed systematic exportation of discarded electronics to countries including Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
Technology group Wärtsilä has entered a five-year performance-based maintenance agreement for three gas-fired power plants in Brazil. The partnership with Âmbar Energia aims to ensure uninterrupted power availability while advancing decarbonization targets through advanced digital tools and predictive maintenance.
Technology group Wärtsilä has reportedly secured a significant five-year operation and maintenance agreement with Brazilian energy company Âmbar Energia, according to recent industry reports. Sources indicate the contract covers three natural gas-fired power plants located in Manaus within Brazil’s Amazon region and incorporates an innovative outcome-based performance model that aligns financial structures with predefined operational targets.
