Manufacturing

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Is Your Factory Busy but Still Not Profitable Enough?
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Is Your Factory Busy but Still Not Profitable Enough?

Signs Your Factory Needs an Operational Effectiveness Diagnostic Persistent operational challenges are often the clearest indicator that a more structured review is necessary. If your management meetings repeatedly circl…

Daniel Cross·July 7, 2026
Futuristic Indian cityscape with integrated semiconductor pathways, symbolizing the nation's ambition for global tech leadership in chip manufacturing.
Industry Trends

India's chip ambitions: Aiming for global tech leadership

The Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance has developed 16 specialized finance vehicles in India.

Olivia Hartwell·June 21, 2026
A state-of-the-art semiconductor fabrication facility with advanced robotics and holographic displays showcasing chip designs.
Strategy

Intel Pursues 18A Chipmaking, Redefines Integrated Graphics

Intel's 2026 roadmap reveals Panther Lake, the first consumer chip built on its cutting-edge Intel 18A process.

Priya Sen·June 17, 2026
AI-powered, non-specialized robots working efficiently on a modern factory production line, showcasing adaptability and advanced automation.
Startups

Theker raises €85M for non-specialized factory robots

A Spanish startup, THEKER, just secured €85 million in a Series A round, the largest ever for a European robotics company.

Marcus Havel·June 12, 2026
Workers on a modern factory floor with automated machinery, symbolizing reshoring and the strategic return of manufacturing to a home country for enhanced supply chain resilience.
Strategy

What Is Reshoring? A Strategic Analysis for Global Supply Chains

Reshoring is the strategic practice of bringing manufacturing operations back to a company's home country. This shift is driven by a complex evaluation of risk, resilience, and total cost, moving beyond simple labor cost calculations.

Priya Sen·April 9, 2026
A futuristic factory floor with advanced robotics and human engineers, symbolizing Eclipse Ventures' $1.3 billion investment in industrial technology and AI-driven manufacturing.
Funding

Eclipse Ventures Announces New $1.3 Billion Fund for Industrial Tech

The venture capital firm has closed $1.3 billion across two new funds, bringing its total assets under management to approximately $10 billion to back companies in manufacturing, robotics, and other physical industries.

Marcus Havel·April 8, 2026