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New Straits Times
2 days ago
- Automotive
- New Straits Times
Infineon investment lifts Malaysia as chip hub, creates 1,500 jobs
KUALA LUMPUR: Infineon Technologies' mega investment has not only positioned Malaysia as a global semiconductor manufacturing hub but will also generate 1,500 high-income jobs for Malaysians, said Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz. He said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim had announced Infineon's RM30 billion potential investment during a trade and investment mission to Germany, following a meeting with the company's top management. "That potential has now become a reality. Infineon Technologies, the German semiconductor giant, has commenced an additional RM30 billion investment to build the world's largest 200mm Silicon Carbide (SiC) Power Fab at the Kulim Hi-Tech Industrial Park in Kedah. "The first phase of the plant has not only been completed, it is already operational. The launch of this facility reflects the state government's recognition of the federal government's efforts in attracting further investment to Kedah," he said in a post on X. He added that Infineon's commitment also extends to supporting local small and medium enterprises through its local vendor development programme, launched on Jan 15, 2025, which has benefited 139 local companies. "This is a highly significant investment and a clear sign of Infineon's confidence in Malaysia. From potential, we have made it a reality," added Tengku Zafrul.
Barnama
2 days ago
- Automotive
- Barnama
Infineon Investment Lifts Malaysia As Chip Hub, Creates 1,500 Jobs
KUALA LUMPUR, July 27 (Bernama) -- Infineon Technologies' mega investment has not only positioned Malaysia as a global semiconductor manufacturing hub but will also generate 1,500 high-income jobs for Malaysians, said Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz. He said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim had announced Infineon's RM30 billion potential investment during a trade and investment mission to Germany, following a meeting with the company's top management. "That potential has now become a reality. Infineon Technologies, the German semiconductor giant, has commenced an additional RM30 billion investment to build the world's largest 200mm Silicon Carbide (SiC) Power Fab at the Kulim Hi-Tech Industrial Park in Kedah.
Yahoo
08-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
RGS Names Adam Toy as Chief Technology Officer
RESTON, Va., July 08, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rancher Government Solutions (RGS), the leader in secure enterprise open-source Kubernetes and container management, is pleased to announce the promotion of Adam Toy to Chief Technology Officer (CTO). A founding member of the RGS technical leadership team, Adam brings over a decade of experience delivering transformational open-source solutions to the US Government and Military. As the architect behind many of RGS's most critical platforms—including RKE2, Harvester Government, and Carbide—Adam has been a driving force in advancing secure, interoperable cloud-native infrastructure for mission-critical environments. His deep expertise in Kubernetes, edge computing, and DevSecOps has helped RGS become a trusted partner for agencies seeking modern, compliant, and resilient systems. Throughout his career at RGS, Adam has led the development of hardened, government-ready platforms that are now widely deployed across air-gapped, classified, and tactical environments. His leadership was instrumental in launching Harvester Government, the first FIPS-aligned hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) solution designed specifically for U.S. government use. He has also helped agencies adopt secure Kubernetes through RKE2, built with a defense-first architecture that meets federal compliance mandates from day one. A strong advocate for open-source interoperability and zero-trust security, Adam played a key role in integrating NeuVector into the RGS portfolio, enabling runtime container protection and secure software supply chain validation. His contributions to the development of Carbide have further empowered agencies to implement digitally signed SBOMs and enforce software integrity across the CI/CD pipeline. "Adam's technical vision and leadership has played a critical role in developing RGS's foundational software products," said Ryan Lewis, CEO of RGS. "His promotion to CTO reflects his outstanding track record and vision for the company. It also highlights our desire to build upon that foundation with new offerings designed to enhance the security, efficiency, interoperability and scalability supporting U.S. Government missions today." As CTO, Adam will lead the strategic direction of RGS's technology portfolio, overseeing platform engineering, architecture, and product development. He will focus on expanding RGS's role in enabling secure modernization across the public sector, from hybrid cloud to the tactical edge. "I'm honored to take on this new role and continue building solutions that help government teams operate with speed, security, and confidence," said Adam Toy. "At RGS, we believe that open-source software—when engineered with purpose and rigor—can give agencies the control and transparency they need to succeed in any environment." About Rancher Government Solutions RGS delivers secure, open-source cloud-native platforms tailored to the unique requirements of the U.S. government and military. The RGS portfolio includes RKE2 (secure Kubernetes), Harvester Government (hardened HCI), NeuVector (zero-trust container security), Hauler (air-gap content delivery), and Carbide (supply chain attestation and SBOM enforcement). RGS enables federal agencies to modernize with confidence—across cloud, on-prem, disconnected, and classified environments. For more information go to: View source version on Contacts Media Contact:Don PooleVP, Communications & Marketing O:(844) RGS-7779M:(914) 260-9717 Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Business Wire
08-07-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
RGS Names Adam Toy as Chief Technology Officer
RESTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Rancher Government Solutions (RGS), the leader in secure enterprise open-source Kubernetes and container management, is pleased to announce the promotion of Adam Toy to Chief Technology Officer (CTO). A founding member of the RGS technical leadership team, Adam brings over a decade of experience delivering transformational open-source solutions to the US Government and Military. As the architect behind many of RGS's most critical platforms—including RKE2, Harvester Government, and Carbide—Adam has been a driving force in advancing secure, interoperable cloud-native infrastructure for mission-critical environments. His deep expertise in Kubernetes, edge computing, and DevSecOps has helped RGS become a trusted partner for agencies seeking modern, compliant, and resilient systems. 'Adam's technical vision and leadership has played a critical role in developing RGS's foundational software products,' said Ryan Lewis, CEO of RGS. 'His promotion to CTO reflects his outstanding track record and vision for the company." Share Throughout his career at RGS, Adam has led the development of hardened, government-ready platforms that are now widely deployed across air-gapped, classified, and tactical environments. His leadership was instrumental in launching Harvester Government, the first FIPS-aligned hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) solution designed specifically for U.S. government use. He has also helped agencies adopt secure Kubernetes through RKE2, built with a defense-first architecture that meets federal compliance mandates from day one. A strong advocate for open-source interoperability and zero-trust security, Adam played a key role in integrating NeuVector into the RGS portfolio, enabling runtime container protection and secure software supply chain validation. His contributions to the development of Carbide have further empowered agencies to implement digitally signed SBOMs and enforce software integrity across the CI/CD pipeline. 'Adam's technical vision and leadership has played a critical role in developing RGS's foundational software products,' said Ryan Lewis, CEO of RGS. 'His promotion to CTO reflects his outstanding track record and vision for the company. It also highlights our desire to build upon that foundation with new offerings designed to enhance the security, efficiency, interoperability and scalability supporting U.S. Government missions today.' As CTO, Adam will lead the strategic direction of RGS's technology portfolio, overseeing platform engineering, architecture, and product development. He will focus on expanding RGS's role in enabling secure modernization across the public sector, from hybrid cloud to the tactical edge. 'I'm honored to take on this new role and continue building solutions that help government teams operate with speed, security, and confidence,' said Adam Toy. 'At RGS, we believe that open-source software—when engineered with purpose and rigor—can give agencies the control and transparency they need to succeed in any environment.' About Rancher Government Solutions RGS delivers secure, open-source cloud-native platforms tailored to the unique requirements of the U.S. government and military. The RGS portfolio includes RKE2 (secure Kubernetes), Harvester Government (hardened HCI), NeuVector (zero-trust container security), Hauler (air-gap content delivery), and Carbide (supply chain attestation and SBOM enforcement). RGS enables federal agencies to modernize with confidence—across cloud, on-prem, disconnected, and classified environments.
Time of India
04-07-2025
- Climate
- Time of India
2 IAF personnel drown in Nainital lake as heavy rains pound Uttarakhand
Amid heavy rains in Uttarakhand, two Indian Air Force (IAF) personnel drowned in a swollen lake in Bhimtal, officials said on Friday. Prince Yadav (22) from Pathankot, Punjab and Sahil Kumar (23) from Muzaffarpur, Bihar, were part of a group of eight IAF personnel, including four women, vacationing in Nainital, Circle Officer Pramod Shah said. Locals joined the police in the rescue operation to pull Yadav and Kumar's bodies out of the lake after a struggle that lasted for almost an hour, he added. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Learn More About Tungsten Carbide Tip Manufacturers in Europe Tungsten Carbide Tips | Search Ads Undo The rains which have been battering the state have affected daily life with the closure of more than a hundred roads across the state, disrupting the Chardham yatra and causing food grain shortages in some villages in the Geeth area of Uttarkashi district. The highway to Yamunotri has been blocked for the past five days ever since a massive landslide hit the shelters of construction workers at Silai bend, leaving nine people missing and washing out a 12-metre stretch of the road. Live Events The road to Kedarnath also remains blocked due to landslide debris between Sonprayag and Gaurikund, making movement between the two points impossible, officials said, adding that efforts are on to reopen them. Home Minister Amit Shah spoke with Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Friday to assess the situation in the disaster-sensitive districts of the state, including Kedarnath Dham in the Rudraprayag district. Dhami shared this development in a post on X, stating that the Home Minister assured him that the Central Government's emergency relief agencies, including the NDRF and ITBP , are being deployed promptly. This is to ensure that the Chardham Yatra remains uninterrupted and that devotees do not experience any inconvenience while travelling. On Friday morning, boulders also blocked the Badrinath highway at several locations. A total of 109 roads across the hill state are closed due to rain-related blockages, the State Emergency Operation Centre said. Most rivers, including the Ganga in Haridwar, Alaknanda, Nandakini and Pindar in Chamoli, Bhagirathi in Uttarkashi and Kali, Gori and Saryu rivers in Pithoragarh district, are in spate, flowing just a couple of metres below the danger mark, officials said. The Alaknanda river is in spate from Badrinath up to Rudraprayag. The water level of Mandakini has also been on the rise for the last three days, with its banks submerged under water. The administration is making announcements through loudspeakers, alerting people living close to its banks. The waters of a lake formed by an overflowing Yamuna river at Syanachatti in the Barkot area of Uttarkashi have begun to inundate houses and hotels located close to its banks, officials state. Barkot SDM Brijesh Tiwari said that he visited the lake site to assess the situation, and an excavator was brought to remove the silt and unclog the lake's outlet. Efforts are also being made to reopen the Yamunotri highway, which has been breached at multiple locations, including Ojri and Banas. The prolonged disruption of this route has started to cause a shortage of food grains in the villages of the Geeth area, prompting locals to urge authorities to address the issue before it escalates further. "Necessary steps must be taken by the administration to provide food and other essential items to the affected villages without further delay," stated Mahavir Panwar Mahi, a local social worker. In Dehradun, the roads remain heavily waterlogged at Prince Chawk and the roundabout near Doon Hospital, where blocked drains and overflowing sewer chambers have added to the woes of officegoers and schoolchildren. Similar weather conditions are likely to prevail in various districts of the state for the next few days, officials said.
