Why Malaysia’s big chip dreams hang in the US-China balance
The Southeast Asian nation is already a major cog in the global supply chain, feeding about 13 per cent of demand in the packaging and testing space.
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Australian project 'fingerprints' lithium for green metals trade
SYDNEY -- Researchers in Australia say they have developed a method of "fingerprinting" lithium to determine where it was mined, promising greater transparency in the supply of minerals critical for the green energy transition.
SpaceX’s Starship rocket completes test flight for the first time, successfully splashes down
SpaceX completed a test flight of its Starship rocket for the first time on Thursday, as the company pushed development of the mammoth vehicle past new milestones.
China curbs housing development to fight supply glut
BEIJING -- China has moved to bar housing construction in some areas in its latest attempt to shrink a mountain of unsold homes that is weighing on prices.
Nvidia, Google funding helps double AI unicorns to 37 in a year
TOKYO -- The number of generative artificial intelligence unicorns around the world nearly doubled in a year to 37 at the end of April, as tech heavyweights like Nvidia and Google pump funds into promising startups in the rapidly developing field.
SpaceX's Starship survives return to Earth on fourth test
(Reuters) -- SpaceX's giant Starship rocket survived reentry through Earth's atmosphere on Thursday and splashed down in the Indian Ocean as planned during its fourth test mission after launching from south Texas.
Airbus showcases 'Wingman' jet-like stealth drone concept at giant aerospace show in Berlin
Airbus this week revealed the concept for a new fighter-type drone, called Wingman, and showcased a model of it at Berlin's massive ILA Air Show.
F1's new regulations suggest car makers are not done with the internal combustion engine yet
If you want to see into the future of car making, the Formula One rulebook has often been a good place to start.