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Micron Breaks Ground On 255,000 Square Foot Singapore Fab Expansion

Last week, Micron held a commencement ceremony marking the expansion of the company’s Singapore NAND flash memory fabrication facility. The 255,000 square foot Singapore Fab Expansion site will focus on efficient implementation of 3D NAND…

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CIA’s In-Q-Tel Is Investing In Voxel8’s First Multi-Material, 3D Electronics Printer

The CIA’s venture capital firm has invested in Voxel8, the company behind the first multi-material, 3D electronics printer, in order to 3D-print its own gadgets/electronics. Founded in 1999, CIA’s In-Q-Tel, is responsible for the intelligence…

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Corning Now Wants To Install Its Gorilla Glass Into Automobiles!

Corning, most notable for its Gorilla glass used for iPhone screens, has announced its plans to eventually implement the state-of-the-art glass into automobiles. Corning has been working with BMW for years, but hopes to make a bigger splash…

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Regulators Pushing For National Medical Device Surveillance System

The United States is in the process of improving how it tracks medical devices and the patients who use them on a systematic level. As a result, regulators are lobbying for the establishment of an…

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Google Investing $300 Million More Into Elon Musk’s SolarCity

Google invested $280 million into Elon Musk’s solar energy company, SolarCity, back in 2011. This week, Google announced it will be pouring in more money, to the tune of $300 million, into the energy company…

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Eiffel Tower Makes Push For More Efficient Tech… Installs 2 Hidden Wind Turbines

The 127-year-old Eiffel Tower has been undergoing many changes over the past few years in an attempt to add more efficient tech to the structure. We’ve all heard about the addition of lights and glass…

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179 People Exposed To ‘Superbug’ at UCLA Hospital… Linked To 2 Deaths Already

UCLA reported earlier this week that a total of 179 patients at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center were exposed to a potentially deadly “superbug” on contaminated medical instruments. All of the patients were exposed to…

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General Motors Will Soon Use Wind Turbines To Power Manufacturing Operations

GM has announced the company’s factories will soon be powered by wind, after signing an agreement with Enel Green Power for 17 wind turbines. According to a company press release, the 17 turbines will pump…

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Heat Map Microwave Prototype Uses IR Cameras To Display Thermal Food Image

Former NASA engineer Mark Rober has invented a heat map microwave prototype designed to help people stop nuking their food and heat items to the perfect temperature. Microwaves have been around for a while, but…

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3D Printing May Fundamentally Change Traditional Supply Chain Models

The traditional supply chain model typically involves product development, prototyping, production, distribution, and warehousing happening in several physical locations spread across the globe. Parts are physically moved from one stage to the next – a…

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Author Archives: mc@engnetglobal.com

Micron Breaks Ground On 255,000 Square Foot Singapore Fab Expansion

CIA’s In-Q-Tel Is Investing In Voxel8’s First Multi-Material, 3D Electronics Printer

Corning Now Wants To Install Its Gorilla Glass Into Automobiles!

Regulators Pushing For National Medical Device Surveillance System

Google Investing $300 Million More Into Elon Musk’s SolarCity

Eiffel Tower Makes Push For More Efficient Tech… Installs 2 Hidden Wind Turbines

179 People Exposed To ‘Superbug’ at UCLA Hospital… Linked To 2 Deaths Already

General Motors Will Soon Use Wind Turbines To Power Manufacturing Operations

Heat Map Microwave Prototype Uses IR Cameras To Display Thermal Food Image

3D Printing May Fundamentally Change Traditional Supply Chain Models

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