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Prolonged geopolitical uncertainty, elevated energy costs, and persistent supply chain and trade disruptions define global economic conditions in Q3 2026. The US-Iran conflict has materially weakened the global growth trajectory, shaving 0.6 percentage points from the 2026 outlook (vs 3.5% in 2025) and slowing global GDP growth to 2.5% in Q3 2026, ...

Abstract: Transition to a carbon-neutral energy economy requires a more environmentally-friendly energy carrier. Hydrogen and its multiple end-use applications play a huge role to contribute to decarbonization of major sectors of the economy. Current power generating units cannot cater to emerging needs in reduction of greenhouses gas emissions. H...

The global energy industry has witnessed a significant turnaround in the recent years with primary technological breakthroughs being aligned to establish a low carbon energy ecosystem while reducing dependency on conventional fuel reserves. Amidst the ongoing transformation, the solar industry in itself is witnessing a shift from first generation s...

The Microelectronics Technology Opportunity Engine provides profiles of innovations related to high-performance FPGA-based system-on-module (SoM), mobile processors for consumers, MPS-based SiC diodes for industrial applications, FPGA for Edge applications, and enhanced AI processors for IoT applications.The Microelectronics Technology Opportunity ...

The Microelectronics Technology Opportunity Engine covers innovations pertaining to High-Efficiency Power Module for Reliable AI at the Edge Performance, Programmable USB Peripheral Controller to Create USB Devices, Compact AI Supercomputer Platform, Ultra-Wide Band Transceiver, Advanced TPU AI Inference Chip, and Space-based 5G Connection.The Micr...

According to the UN, the global population will increase from 8 billion in 2020 to nearly 9.7 billion by 2050, with 70% living in cities. This urban shift will require major energy investments across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. Rising urbanization will drive electricity generation, residential construction, and personal and com...

The year 2023 will begin with three disruptive forces already playing out. The first is inflationary pressure on wages. The global labor market is expected to remain tight due to aging workforces and stringent immigration policies. The COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on labor force turnover rates will keep price inflation higher than pre-pandemic lev...

Developed European nations have had a challenging socioeconomic environment in 2022, especially amidst highly volatile geopolitical tensions and record-high inflationary pressures. Economic growth is likely to remain subdued in 2023 across the whole region as high energy costs weigh on household spending and lower profit margins of businesses, give...

The buildings that we live and work in are getting smarter and more connected. Driven by the demand to reduce energy consumption and make buildings self-sustainable and more comfortable, a wide range of new systems are entering the smart building ecosystem. A staggering number of new applications and services are enabled thanks to the Internet of T...