[Texas Instruments spends $30 billion open semiconductor factory in its hometown] Texas Instruments broke ground this week in the town of Sherman, about 20 kilometers north of Dallas, to produce 300-millimeter semiconductor chips. If fully completed, the project is expected to be worth $30 billion. Governor Greg Abbott, who attended the ceremony, described the project as the largest economic development investment in Texas history. Editor/Xing Wentao

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• 2025.11.07 17:29
• [The 8th China Energy Engineering Import Expo signed a contrac billion US dollars]
• On November 6th, the signing ceremony for the China Energy Engineering Trading Group of the 8th CIIE was held at the Shanghai National Convention and Exhibition Center, with a total signing amount of 1.828 billion US dollars, setting a new historical high. At the centralized signing ceremony, companies affiliated with China Energy Engineering Corporation signed equipment procurement agreements with companies such as Hitachi Energy from Japan, Xiaoxing Group from South Korea, and Port Authority of Singapore. Among them, the wind turbines and photovoltaic modules purchased from German companies such as Siemens Energy will be used in Saudi Arabia's Shakira 1GW, Stella 2GW wind power projects, and Fries 2GW photovoltaic projects. It is reported that in the past eight years, the demand for contracts signed by subsidiaries of China Energy Construction Organization at the CIIE has been increasing year by year, reaching a total of 11.959 billion US dollars. Editor/Xu Shengpeng

• 2025.11.07 17:28
• [The 8th China Energy Engineering Import Expo ntract worth 1.828 billion US dollars]
• On November 6th, the signing ceremony for the China Energy Engineering Trading Group of the 8th CIIE was held at the Shanghai National Convention and Exhibition Center, with a total signing amount of 1.828 billion US dollars, setting a new historical high. At the centralized signing ceremony, companies affiliated with China Energy Engineering Corporation signed equipment procurement agreements with companies such as Hitachi Energy from Japan, Xiaoxing Group from South Korea, and Port Authority of Singapore. Among them, the wind turbines and photovoltaic modules purchased from German companies such as Siemens Energy will be used in Saudi Arabia's Shakira 1GW, Stella 2GW wind power projects, and Fries 2GW photovoltaic projects. It is reported that in the past eight years, the demand for contracts signed by subsidiaries of China Energy Construction Organization at the CIIE has been increasing year by year, reaching a total of 11.959 billion US dollars. Editor/Xu Shengpeng