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Category: Manufacturing

Littelfuse’s new power MOSFET is a monster for dense designs
HardwareManufacturingTechnology

Littelfuse’s new power MOSFET is a monster for dense designs

Littelfuse has launched a new X4-Class Ultra-Junction Power MOSFET that pushes the limits of current density. The MMIX1T500N20X4 promises to let engineers replace multiple smaller devices with a single, more efficient component.

by Darren HoltDecember 2, 2025
German Team Breaks Through With 200mm N-Polar GaN Transistors
ManufacturingSemiconductorsTechnology

German Team Breaks Through With 200mm N-Polar GaN Transistors

Researchers have successfully fabricated nitrogen-polar gallium nitride transistors on 200mm sapphire substrates, doubling the previous size limit. This breakthrough could lead to more cost-effective production of high-frequency devices. The team achieved frequencies up to 26GHz with improved carrie

by Darren HoltNovember 27, 2025
Baxter Manufacturing’s $15.7M South Carolina Expansion
BusinessManufacturingTechnology

Baxter Manufacturing’s $15.7M South Carolina Expansion

Baxter Manufacturing is expanding its South Carolina operations with a $15.7 million investment. The expansion will create 36 new jobs and add 35,000 square feet to its plastics facility. Operations are expected to be online by the third quarter of 2026.

by Leo RenshawNovember 26, 2025
HP’s AI pivot looks more like old-school cost cutting
BusinessManufacturingTechnology

HP’s AI pivot looks more like old-school cost cutting

HP is eliminating up to 6,000 positions as part of a restructuring plan that aims to save $1 billion. The company says it’s an AI-driven transformation, but analysts see more traditional cost pressures at play. This follows earlier workforce reductions that have already affected thousands of employe

by Mason DraytonNovember 26, 2025
The Beginning of the End for ‘Forever Chemicals’
InnovationManufacturingTechnology

The Beginning of the End for ‘Forever Chemicals’

Leading chemical manufacturers are quietly exiting PFAS production as litigation risks grow and European regulators prepare sweeping restrictions. Companies like BASF face thousands of lawsuits while planning to remove these “forever chemicals” from their portfolios in coming years.

by Mason DraytonNovember 25, 2025
The Race to Build PFAS-Free Hydrogen Tech Is On
InnovationManufacturingTechnology

The Race to Build PFAS-Free Hydrogen Tech Is On

A new European consortium is developing PFAS-free hydrogen technology that could eliminate 1,000 tonnes of toxic chemicals. The €3 million project explores hydrocarbon polymers and nanocellulose as sustainable alternatives to current fluorinated materials used in fuel cells and electrolysers.

by Mason DraytonNovember 25, 2025
Mining billionaire bets big on Australian rare earths to counter China
BusinessManufacturingTechnology

Mining billionaire bets big on Australian rare earths to counter China

Mining billionaire Robert Friedland is backing a new scandium mine in Australia’s Parkes region. The project aims to start production in 2028 as Western nations scramble to diversify rare earth supplies away from China. Sunrise just raised $30 million and signed a deal with Lockheed Martin.

by Darren HoltNovember 25, 2025
Companies Are Suddenly Scared to Raise Prices
BusinessManufacturingTechnology

Companies Are Suddenly Scared to Raise Prices

Companies are dramatically scaling back price increase announcements as tariff uncertainty clears. Major retailers like Walmart and Target are now emphasizing discounts and value bundles instead of passing costs to consumers.

by Mason DraytonNovember 24, 2025
Nuclear Startup Claims First Atom Splitting – But Is It?
InnovationManufacturingTechnology

Nuclear Startup Claims First Atom Splitting – But Is It?

Valar Atomics announced achieving “cold criticality” at Los Alamos, calling it a historic first for venture-backed companies. Nuclear experts immediately questioned the claim, pointing to other startups’ previous achievements. The milestone comes as the DOE pushes for test reactor criticality by Jul

by Leo RenshawNovember 21, 2025
Airbus’s Clever Fix for A350 Production Bottlenecks
BusinessManufacturingTechnology

Airbus’s Clever Fix for A350 Production Bottlenecks

Airbus is shifting unfinished A350s to multiple separate stations to complete cabin installation, aiming for 12 aircraft per month by 2028. The company continues facing supply chain bottlenecks including seats and lavatories, while engine shortages plague narrowbody production.

by Darren HoltNovember 19, 2025

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