In a bid to stabilize the solar industry, Chinese regulators have issued a direct warning against unfair pricing practices. This marks a significant government intervention to curb the intense price wars battering manufacturers.
South Korean authorities have charged ten people, including a former Samsung executive, for allegedly leaking critical DRAM manufacturing technology to Chinese chipmaker CXMT. The stolen 10-nanometer process data, hand-copied by a researcher, reportedly helped CXMT achieve its own production and lay
ViewSonic is launching a quartet of new gaming monitors powered by Samsung’s QD-OLED technology. The 27-inch panels offer high refresh rates and impressive brightness, signaling a major push into the premium display market.
iRobot, the maker of Roomba, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will be acquired by its Chinese manufacturer. Founder Colin Angle points to protected Chinese markets and a failed Amazon acquisition as the core reasons for its collapse.
Rehlko has launched a major expansion of its KD Series generator line, adding models from 60kW to 600kW. The move targets growing demand for energy resilience from data centers, healthcare, and telecoms, with full distribution slated for Q1 2026.
According to a Gizmodo report, the AI boom is creating a major memory shortage, with consumer DRAM potentially constrained through 2028. This is already forcing price hikes across the board, from Dell laptops to future smartphones.
Most manufacturing failures come from a single, flawed assumption: that nothing will go wrong. Building programs with no margin for error is like building a house of cards. Success requires strategic trade-offs and internal alignment, not just cost-cutting.
Samsung has officially shot down a rumor claiming it would stop making SATA SSDs. The denial comes just weeks after Micron announced it was winding down its Crucial consumer SSD and RAM business, sparking supply fears.
According to a new report, Samsung’s next budget phone, the Galaxy A07 5G, is a disappointment for performance. It’s expected to use the same older chipset as its predecessor, despite other potential upgrades.
Market intelligence firm Counterpoint Research has revised its 2026 smartphone forecast downward. They predict a global shipment decline of 2.1%, with Apple facing a 2.2% year-over-year drop, worse than many rivals.
