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5 stories taggedUS manufacturing.

A sprawling American manufacturing facility with rows of agricultural drones in various stages of assembly on factory floors, quality control workers inspecting
Robotics

The Texas Drone Maker That Saw the China Problem Coming a Decade Early

Hylio built its supply chain in America long before Washington made it a legal requirement. Now farmers squeezed by falling crop prices and rising costs are finding out why that matters.

3 min read
Illustration: A modern industrial robot arm frozen mid-motion on a factory floor
Robotics

RoboStore Spins Up a U.S. Manufacturer Called Robo Inc. to Build and Deploy Robots on American Soil

The company behind more than 1,500 robot sales in North America is opening a Long Island factory and promising to assemble, integrate and service robots locally, partly to get ahead of trade restrictions on Chinese hardware.

3 min read
Illustration: orderly booth grids, and clusters of professionals in hard hats and lanyards examining equipment
Robotics

Hadrian Raises $1.37 Billion to Build AI-Powered Defense Factories Across the US

The automated manufacturing startup, valued at $7.87 billion after the round, now controls nearly three million square feet of factory space and plans to expand into munitions and autonomous weapons production.

3 min read
Illustration: an industrial robotic arm performing a welding operation on a thick metal plate inside a large factory
Robotics

America's factories are booming. The problem is finding people to run them.

U.S. manufacturing hit a record $2.91 trillion in 2024, and foreign companies have poured trillions into American plants. But nearly half the jobs the industry will need by 2033 could go unfilled.

3 min read
Illustration: Rows of gleaming silicon memory chips on a dark reflective surface under cool blue-white industrial
AI Business

SK Hynix just pulled off the biggest US stock debut by a foreign company, ever

The South Korean memory chip maker raised $26.5 billion on the Nasdaq, riding demand for the chips that make AI work. Here is what that means, and why Washington is already calling.

3 min read
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