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Construction firm Webcor has entered into an agreement to acquire GCON, a Phoenix-based data center builder. The move signals continued consolidation in the construction sector as companies seek specialized expertise in high-demand markets. Both companies will maintain separate operations while leveraging combined capabilities, sources indicate.
Construction industry leader Webcor has reportedly finalized an agreement to acquire GCON, a specialized data center builder headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, according to recent corporate announcements. The acquisition represents a strategic move to expand Webcor’s portfolio into the rapidly growing technology construction sector, which analysts suggest has been driving significant activity in the construction industry.
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Samsung has reportedly commenced mass production of 2nm GAA wafers with yields targeting 70%. Company executives express strong confidence in the technology’s potential to reshape the semiconductor landscape, while SK hynix leadership describes it as a critical industry inflection point that could challenge TSMC’s market dominance.
Samsung Electronics has reportedly begun mass production of 2nm Gate-All-Around (GAA) semiconductor wafers in late September, marking a significant advancement in the competitive foundry market. According to reports from the Chosun publication, the technology is initially being deployed for Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 2600 processor, with company executives expressing strong optimism about the node’s performance and yield improvements during recent high-level government meetings.
