As electric vehicle adoption accelerates, utilities face a fundamental planning crisis. GridFAST emerges as a critical bridge between rapid EV deployment and traditional utility timelines, offering early collaboration tools for smarter infrastructure planning.
Infineon Technologies has launched its next-generation EasyPACK C package, featuring silicon carbide power modules that promise dramatic improvements in power density and reliability. The new technology targets demanding industrial applications including fast EV charging and energy storage systems.
Nvidia has reportedly invested in battery recycling firm Redwood Materials as part of a $350 million funding round. The move signals a strategic focus on solving energy bottlenecks for data centers powering AI technologies.
Nvidia, having recently reached a $4 trillion market capitalization, is expanding its investment portfolio through NVentures into unexpected sectors, according to reports. The latest beneficiary is Redwood Materials, a battery recycling company that just secured $350 million in new funding. This investment highlights a growing corporate focus on addressing energy constraints in artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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Tesla reported a significant 37% drop in net income despite achieving its first revenue increase in three quarters. The electric vehicle maker faced pressure from lower vehicle prices and rising operational expenses linked to artificial intelligence projects.
Tesla faced a challenging third quarter as increased costs significantly outweighed revenue growth, according to reports from CNBC’s Daily Open newsletter. Despite achieving a 12% year-over-year revenue increase—marking the company’s first revenue growth in three quarters—net income reportedly plunged 37% from the same period last year.
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Tesla achieved record vehicle deliveries in Q3 2025, driven by U.S. federal EV tax credit expiration. However, profits declined significantly despite revenue growth, with operating expenses surging 50% year-over-year. The company faces pressure to maintain momentum amid CEO compensation debates.
Tesla reportedly achieved its highest-ever vehicle delivery numbers during the third quarter of 2025, shipping 497,099 cars globally according to company reports. This surge was largely attributed to customers in the United States rushing to secure expiring federal electric vehicle tax credits. Despite this delivery milestone, sources indicate the company’s profitability continued to struggle, with third-quarter profit remaining 37% lower than the same period last year.
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