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A global tech company is investing up to $700 million in a new advanced manufacturing facility in Dundalk, Ireland, creating 200 skilled jobs for engineers and technicians. The partnership with Hanley Energy will produce critical equipment for data centers worldwide while building future talent in County Louth.
A global cloud services company is betting big on Rochester's tech talent, establishing its U.S. headquarters and planning to hire 100 employees this year. The move showcases how regional universities and local leadership are attracting international investment to upstate New York.
A former coal and steel town in Scotland is becoming one of the world's most advanced artificial intelligence centers, bringing 3,400 jobs and £8 billion in investment to North Lanarkshire. The project will fund a £543 million community fund supporting local families, coding clubs, and even power a hospital with excess heat.
India's largest tech company is betting big on Brazil, building a massive innovation hub that will create 1,600 high-skilled jobs by 2027. The move signals Latin America's rise as a global technology powerhouse.
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Africa's startup funding jumped 32% in 2025 while global venture capital retreated, proving the continent has built its own thriving innovation economy. Solar energy and practical AI applications are leading the charge toward sustainable, revenue-generating businesses.
Micron Technology just broke ground on Singapore's first double-storey wafer manufacturing facility, creating 1,600 high-tech jobs focused on AI and advanced robotics. The $24 billion investment over 10 years strengthens the country's position as a global semiconductor powerhouse. ##
American chipmaker Micron is pouring $24 billion into expanding its Singapore facilities, creating 1,600 skilled jobs in one of the largest tech investments in the region's history. The move signals growing confidence in Southeast Asia as a global hub for advanced manufacturing.
Countries receiving billions in Chinese clean-tech investment are learning a crucial lesson: factories alone aren't enough. Vietnam's experience shows why nations must demand knowledge transfer, not just capital.