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AI Chips & Manufacturing: SpaceX and Tesla unveiled a $16.8B “Terafab” AI chip factory in Texas, aiming to make, package, and test advanced logic and memory chips at scale for Musk’s ventures. STEM Workforce & Education: Missouri S&T named Eun Heui Kim as chair of mathematics and statistics, while Georgia’s Wiregrass and South Georgia State College signed a transfer pathway for mechanical engineering technology. Robotics & Industry: Mitsubishi plans to build up to 1,000 humanoid robots per month at a Kyoto plant, targeting mass production next year. Climate & Policy: A White House science-policy report argues the U.S. system is too bureaucratic and slow to turn research into economic gains. Environment & Health: The FDA outlined how it’s tackling PFAS in food, shifting focus to where contamination occurs and how to reduce exposure. STEM Outreach: Nigeria’s W.TEC says it has trained 60,000 girls in STEM, and Fort Drum STARBASE camps are using hands-on forensics, engineering, and hydroponics to spark curiosity. Energy & Clean Tech: Lummus Technology acquired Shell Catalysts & Technologies assets to expand emissions-control solutions.

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