Manufacturing Wire

South Korea is committing billions to expand chip manufacturing. The headline reports a major push to increase semiconductor production capacity.

The headline reports that the slag wool blanket insulation market is projected to reach an index level of 156 by 2035, driven by semiconductor fab expansion.

The headline reports that the touch sensitive bumper sensors market is forecast for 2026-2035, with growth driven by safety rules.

The headline reports a comparison of 21 manufacturing AI solutions and software products.

The headline reports a ranking of the top five states benefiting from reshoring.

Siemens stock is trading near recent highs after a Q3 FY 2026 beat that supported investor confidence.

Q2 2026 robotics earnings indicate that demand for physical AI is broadening across the robotics sector.

The headline reports on a US$3.5bn semiconductor expansion in South Korea.

The headline argues that innovation should be central to the debate over reshoring U.S. manufacturing.

The headline reports that robotics demand increased across industries in Q2 2026, according to A3.

Bullen Ultrasonics received a $23,100 Ohio Smart Manufacturing Grant to advance AI-driven process optimization. The headline frames the funding as support for smart manufacturing work tied to industrial process improvement.

The headline reports that Taiwan’s chip ecosystem is moving or expanding across the Pacific.

Robot orders increased in Q2, with automation demand broadening across industries.

The headline refers to a report on the auto manufacturing equipment market size covering the 2026-2035 period.

BMS has committed $2.3 billion to its Houston campus as part of a reshoring update.

The headline reports that three U.S. manufacturing stocks are being supported by reshoring trends and shifts in tariff policy.

GE Appliances is expanding its U.S. semiconductor sourcing through a partnership with Texas Instruments.

Trump unveiled trade actions aimed at competing with China in solar and chips.

SoftBank is investing $2 billion in Intel to support U.S. semiconductor manufacturing and AI infrastructure.

The headline frames AI in manufacturing around use cases and the foundation needed to scale them.