In a major step for India’s tech ambitions, Tata Group and Intel have announced a strategic partnership. They will explore manufacturing Intel chips locally and scaling AI PC solutions for the Indian market.
President Trump is inserting the US government directly into corporate dealmaking, taking equity stakes and demanding veto powers. Advisors warn this interventionist approach, which helped spur a record $4.6tn in M&A, is likely here to stay regardless of who wins the election.
Navitas Semiconductor and Cyient have formed a strategic, long-term partnership to accelerate gallium nitride (GaN) adoption in India. The alliance aims to co-develop products and build a local supply chain for high-power markets like AI data centers and electric mobility. This move directly support
Analysts say Apple is close to a deal with Intel to have them manufacture a portion of its chips. This would start with low-end Mac/iPad chips in mid-2027 and some iPhone chips by 2028, using Intel’s advanced 18A process.
The PACK Expo Las Vegas event in late September shattered expectations with record crowds and a massive show floor. Over 2,300 exhibitors showcased tech focused on AI, filling workforce gaps, and next-gen sustainability to 30,000 attendees.
A new report warns that Dominion Energy customers in Virginia face rising bills due to surging data center demand. State officials are now pushing for policy changes to make the tech giants pay more for the grid strain they cause.
Samsung’s tablet market share stagnated in Q3 2025 despite a lineup refresh, while Apple’s iPad shipments grew. The new Galaxy Z TriFold is a wild card, but its initial limited release means it won’t move the needle soon.
A decade-old goal to deploy 35 gigawatts of grid batteries by 2025 has been obliterated years early, with over 40 GW already installed. This surge is reshaping the power grid and sparking a wave of startup innovation beyond just lithium-ion.
Helium isn’t just for balloons. Its unique properties make it essential for cooling, cleaning, and precision in semiconductor manufacturing. With global supply under pressure, the entire tech world has a problem.
NJFX is expanding its unique New Jersey campus with a 10MW, liquid-to-chip cooled data hall designed for AI workloads. The project, backed by a $3 million utility deposit, targets power delivery by the end of 2026. This move aims to fuse subsea cable landings directly with next-generation compute.
