Manufacturing

Fueled by U.S. consumer demand for semiconductors, South Korea continues to make huge inroads as China fades.

SAP's new AI-driven enhancements will leverage real-time data, enhance product development, and bolster manufacturing effectiveness.

While President Biden continues to invest in U.S. manufacturing, job opportunities are simply not keeping up with the industry's growth.

Microsoft hopes its new AI innovations are the answer to a new set of challenges facing manufacturers.

Supplyframe CMO Richard Barnett discusses countries moving away from China for manufacturing and why Malaysia is a great alternative.

Apple plans to increase investment in Vietnam to strengthen its supply chain and reduce dependence on Chinese manufacturing.

Nissan has joined other carmakers in adopting Tesla's gigacastin. The process will cut costs as the Japanese carmaker has plans to roll out 30 new models by 2027.

Despite economic challenges, U.S. factory production rose in March, led primarily by the automotive industry

In another boon for domestic manufacturing, President Biden awarded Samsung $6.4 billion for new semiconductor chip plants in Texas.

Peerless Research Group released its 40th annual salary survey of supply chain professionals. Check out all the findings--and a few surprises.

Following several tumultuous years, the automotive industry is looking at a steadier state in 2024.

A new study reveals that retailers and CPG companies still don't recognize AI's potential to manage shifts in consumer demand.

The US Government is giving $6.6 billion to the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer to build a fabrication plant in Arizona.

This earthquake is the latest in an ostensible series of events impacting the global supply chain, right on the heels last week’s tragic bridge collapse in Baltimore, which was preceded by the ongoing Red Sea and Panama Canal issues.

Taiwan was struck by a major earthquake on Wednesday, raising concerns about slowdowns in the global tech supply chain.