Overview
- Manager Magazin reports that Nexperia remains a pressure point for carmakers, with one industry voice calling the situation a catastrophe and saying nobody really knows what is happening.
- There is no clear sign that chip flows linked to Nexperia will stabilize in the near term, keeping production planning unsettled for automakers.
- In Göttingen, researcher Christian Schroeder is preparing facilities and workflows to handle Martian material that could arrive from NASA’s Perseverance mission.
- The sample-return plan targets about 300 grams of Mars rock and dust, prompting early readiness efforts for secure receipt and analysis.
- A DER SPIEGEL analysis contends that predicting which jobs AI will replace is not reliable, so treating that question as a guide for career choice has limited value.