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U.S. chip industry may face 157,000 worker shortfall by 2030, Samsung deploys Korean staff

The U.S. semiconductor industry could face a workforce shortfall of up to 157,000 people by 2030 as it expands production of AI chips, a forecast said. The supply of engineers and skilled technicians is failing to keep pace with factory buildouts, intensifying competition among major chipmakers. Samsung Electronics and SK hynix are temporarily deploying Korean staff for initial operations, while U.S. universities and federal programs expand semiconductor training.

Mobility

Tesla to install over 100 Megachargers for trucks in Europe as Semi push accelerates

Tesla will initially build more than 100 megawatt-class Megachargers in Europe in line with its Semi delivery schedule there starting next year. The first rollout covers 21 charging sites in Germany, France, Britain, Sweden, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, with no completion date disclosed. Tesla says Megachargers can provide up to 1.2 megawatts and charge a Semi to 60 percent in about 30 minutes.

Industry

Factorial teams up with Japan\'s Mitsui Mining & Smelting to speed mass production of all-solid-state batteries

U.S. all-solid-state battery company Factorial Energy is partnering with Japan’s Mitsui Mining & Smelting to broaden commercialisation of sulfide-based all-solid-state batteries. The companies will combine Factorial’s Solstice platform with Mitsui’s sulfide solid electrolyte technology and push mass production. Factorial said it aims to strengthen materials supply for Solstice and lay the groundwork for global scale-up. It has also expanded orders and partnerships with automakers and other industries.