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Solidion Technology Chairman and CEO Jaymes Winters rang the closing bell at Nasdaq on Feb. 9, 2024. [Photo: Nasdaq]

HQ’d in Dallas, Newly Public Solidion Technology Is Using Silicon to Ease EV Drivers’ Range Anxiety

by Lance Murray | Feb 28, 2024

Is the idea of driving an electric vehicle giving you "range anxiety" before you even plug in? Dallas-headquartered Solidion is working to alleviate those concerns. The advanced battery technology solutions provider, which went public on Nasdaq earlier this month, is manufacturing silicon oxide and silicon to help change the game.

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Chinese Solar Panel Firm to Build $200M Manufacturing Plant in Southern Dallas County

by Lance Murray | Sep 11, 2023

Trina Solar announced it will build a more than 1-million-square-foot solar photovoltaic manufacturing facility in Wilmer, just south of Dallas. When completed, the facility will provide 1,500 jobs, produce 5 GW of modules, and source polysilicon from the U.S. and Europe.

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Sparkle, a Plant-Based Sustainable Period Brand, Is Launching in the U.S. from North Texas HQ

by Lance Murray | Aug 17, 2023

Sparkle is bringing its sustainable and plant-based sanitary products from India to the U.S., offering dermatologist-tested and USDA-certified biobased products. Using a fully-automatic Italian production line, Sparkle's 50,000-SF plant in India (above) can make 1 million pads a day. See why Sparkle's co-founders chose Irving for their U.S. HQ—and how their U.S. waste management program could be a game changer.

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Norway’s Visitech Expands Capacity with New Allen Factory Supporting 3D Printing Market Growth

by Lance Murray | Apr 25, 2023

Norway-based Visitech AS has established an Americas office in Allen after acquiring DLP design house Keynote Photonics in the city. Now the company aims to build a factory in Allen that will be able to produce its full line of projectors and subsystems for state-of-the-art 3D printing and direct imaging applications in 2024.

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A control room at Ericsson's new "Factory of the Future" in Lewisville. [Photo: Courtesy Ericsson]

Ericsson Picks Lewisville for $134M Smart Factory of the Future to Accelerate 5G

by Lance Murray | Sep 19, 2019

Products made at the new facility—which begins operations early next year—will boost network capacity and coverage to meet the demand for rapid 5G deployment across North America.

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