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To restore America’s dominance in semiconductor production, Intel has announced a massive $32 billion investment to strengthen U.S. chipmaking. The company plans to build two advanced chip fabrication plants in Arizona, marking one of the largest private manufacturing investments in American history. This ambitious plan comes as global demand for semiconductors continues to soar, driven…
In a major boost to American manufacturing, Stellantis has unveiled plans for a massive $10 billion U.S. auto investment aimed at reviving plants, launching new vehicle lines, and expanding its EV production capacity. This bold step signals a strong vote of confidence in the future of American car manufacturing at a time when the industry…
A growing number of foreign companies are ramping up their U.S. presence to sidestep rising tariffs and trade tensions. With new import duties impacting everything from electronics to heavy machinery, international manufacturers are finding it smarter—and more profitable—to build, hire, and produce directly in the United States. This surge in U.S. presence reflects not only…
In a major move signalling confidence in U.S. manufacturing growth, Siemens has announced a $285 million investment to expand its production capabilities across the United States. This investment will primarily focus on enhancing facilities in California and Texas—key states driving innovation in electrification, automation, and artificial intelligence. The announcement reflects Siemens’ long-term commitment to strengthening…
This week, USA Rare Earth’s magnet strategy took centre stage as the company announced a $100 million acquisition of Less Common Metals, a U.K.-based alloy producer. The move is designed to expand refining and magnet manufacturing capacity at its Oklahoma facility, giving the U.S. a stronger foothold in a sector long dominated by China. With…
Volvo has announced plans to produce a new hybrid vehicle in the United States, a move that highlights both market opportunity and trade realities. The decision comes as global automakers feel the heat from rising U.S. tariffs on imported cars. By committing to Volvo hybrid model production in its South Carolina plant, the company is…
The U.S. energy storage market has just made history, setting a new quarterly record of 5.6 gigawatts installed in Q2. That’s enough capacity to power millions of homes during peak demand hours. It’s not just a statistic—it’s a signal that America’s clean energy future is charging ahead faster than expected. The growth of the U.S.…
Brazilian manufacturer WEG is making big waves with its decision to expand its U.S. transformer plant in Washington, Missouri. With a $77 million investment, the company plans to boost production capacity by nearly 50% by 2028. The move isn’t random—it’s fuelled by skyrocketing demand for electricity from artificial intelligence and data centres. As AI continues…
The latest numbers are in, and they show that U.S. manufacturing output has taken an unexpected upward turn. In August, production grew by 0.2%, surprising analysts who had predicted a slowdown. The automotive sector played a leading role, with motor vehicle and parts production bouncing back stronger than expected. This rise in U.S. manufacturing output…
Every so often, a deal comes along that reminds us what American manufacturing is all about. The new Wabtec locomotive deal with Kazakhstan is one of those moments. Worth a staggering $4.2 billion, the agreement calls for the construction of 300 locomotives in the U.S. and their subsequent shipment overseas over the next decade. Beyond…