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☆ Printing the future: New factory tech reshapes the U.S. industrial economy
  + stars: | 2022-09-21 | by ( Timothy Aeppel | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +6 min
DEVENS, Mass., Sept 21 (Reuters) - The giant machines churning out metal parts on this factory floor do not bang or clang - or make any other noise usually associated with heavy-duty manufacturing. VulcanForms builds metal parts by layering on and fusing together materials bit by bit — rather than cutting them out of blocks of metal or stamping them out in metal foundries. The factory has made everything from medical implants and gun suppressors to tire molds and computer cooling devices. VulcanForms is unique among 3D printing companies in that it builds its own proprietary machines - which it will not sell to other producers - and uses them to make parts for its customers. The company is growing quickly, with plans to double the number of 3D printing machines at the Devens factory by the end of this year.
☆ Taiwan's air force flexes muscles in face of Chinese war games
  + stars: | 2022-08-17 | by ( Aleksander Solum Ann Wang | Aleksander Solum | Ann Wang | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +3 min
HUALIEN, Taiwan, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Taiwanese F-16 fighters roared into the night sky on Wednesday in a show of force in front of the media, demonstrating the military's determination to defend the democratically governed island in the face of days of Chinese war games. "The Republic of China's forces are confident, capable, and determined to defend the safety of the Republic of China," Sun added, using Taiwan's formal name. While Taiwanese fighters, including Hualien's F-16s, have been repeatedly scrambling since early this month, the ministry has stressed Taiwan's "calm" response and there have been no clashes. The Hualien base, which has hangers cut out of the side of a mountain, has two pilots on duty at any one time sitting in their flight suits and able to be in the air within six minutes. The fighters on display were the Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT.N) F-16V, Taiwan's most up-to-date combat jet.
☆ China Puts Lockheed, Raytheon on Trade Blacklist Over Taiwan Arms Sales
  + stars: | 2021-10-21 | by ( Dave Sebastian | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
Jets made by Lockheed Martin flew over Taipei on Oct. 21, 2021. China slapped fresh sanctions on the U.S.’s two largest defense contractors as tensions between the countries continued to escalate following the shooting down of a Chinese balloon. On Thursday, the Chinese Commerce Ministry said it blacklisted Lockheed Martin Corp. and an arm of Raytheon Technologies Corp. over the companies’ arms sales to Taiwan. Putting the companies on its “unreliable entities list” prohibits them from export and import activities related to China.
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