Intel is to buy back the 49% stake in its Fab 34 at Leixlip (pictured) which was sold to Apollo Global Management in 2024. Apollo paid $11.2 billion for its …
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Q1 capex for Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta was a combined $130 billion – most of it spent on building datacentres. Capex forecasts for the year were: Meta $125-145 billion; … The post Q1 capex of AWS, MS, Google and Meta tops $700bn appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Chinese rare earth exports surged in 2025, reaching their highest level in at least a decade despite ongoing export controls. According to data from China’s General Administration of Customs, cited … The post Rise In China Rare Earth Exports appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Panmesia, the Korean CXL specialist, is sampling its PCIe 6.4-CXL 3.2 fusion switch, claimed to be the only silicon to fully implement the CXL 3.2 specification including Port-Based Routing (PBR). … The post Panmesia sampling fusion switch appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Notebook shipments are set to fall 14.8% YoY, says TrendForce. Further price hikes are expected in the coming quarters. A tight memory supply continues to push up system costs, while … The post Notebook shipments to fall 14.8% appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
A consortium to develop the UK’s first private-sector-led fusion power plant project has been formed by Type One Energy, Tokamak Energy, and AECOM. The UK Infinity Fusion Consortium intends to … The post UK consortium to deliver fusion energy appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Marvell has bought Polariton Technologies, a developer of high-speed, low-power plasmonics-based silicon photonics devices. The acquisition strengthens Marvell’s optical technology portfolio by adding advanced modulation capabilities that enable continued scaling … The post Marvell buys Polariton appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
