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Feb 11, 2026 The Real Infrastructure Crisis: Skills That Depreciate Faster Than Hardware Tech giants have poured $360B into AI, fueling automation and rapid adoption, yet investment in human skills lags. As expertise ages faster than hardware, companies must treat workforce upskilling as a core strategy to stay competitive in the AI-driven economy. Global Electronics Association Feb 11, 2026 VIEWPOINT 2026: Don Nelson, Senior Vice President of Operations, PRIDE Industries As reshoring continues to gain momentum, our contract manufacturing team is getting busier. Fortunately, after more than two decades helping electronics manufacturers bring their operations back to the U.S., we've learned how to make the transition as smooth as possible. So, if your company is considering moving some ... PRIDE Industries Feb 11, 2026 Microsoft's plans for 15 more data centers win approval at former Wisconsin Foxconn site Mount Pleasant officials approved Microsoft's plan to build 15 new data centers near its expanding Wisconsin campus, enabling the company to monetize AI-related demand. The $13 billion project, spanning 9 million square feet, advances despite local opposition &d regional power constraints. CNBC Feb 11, 2026 The psychology of self-driving cars: Why the technology doesn't suit human brains Professor Ronald McLeod warns self-driving tech strains drivers as vigilant supervisors rather than active operators. He urges better training and clearer system feedback, cautioning that flawed designs could trigger accidents in cars and broader automated industries. TechXplore Feb 11, 2026 US auto tariff cuts to have minimal impact Taiwan's economy minister said cutting tariffs on US vehicles to zero would trim local auto production by only about 1 percent, as imports target high-end segments. The government plans NT$3 billion in R&D support and overseas expansion incentives to bolster competitiveness. Taipei Times Feb 11, 2026 Ground broken on chip R&D base Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs broke ground on a NT$3.772 billion advanced semiconductor R&D base in Hsinchu to support pilot production and verification services. The facility aims to cut development time, boost SME innovation and strengthen Taiwan's AI and chip ecosystem. Taipei Times Feb 11, 2026 Elon Musk's xAI loses co-founder Tony Wu in latest senior departure Elon Musk's xAI lost another founding member as Tony Wu resigned, joining several co-founders who have recently departed. His exit comes amid regulatory probes and backlash over deepfake abuses, weeks after SpaceX acquired xAI in a record-setting $250 billion deal. CNBC Feb 11, 2026 New Study Changes Everything We Knew About Jupiter NASA's Juno mission finds Jupiter smaller, flatter, and more oblate than thought, with a cooler, metal-rich, uneven atmosphere. The new data resolves past contradictions and reshapes models of the gas giant's structure and formation. BGR |
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