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Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Wednesday, November 12th.

I'm Zoe Colkin for the Wall Street Journal.

We are exclusively reporting Einride, a Swedish

battery electric autonomous trucking company, said it plans to go public next year through a merger

with a blank check company in a deal that values it at $1.8 billion. Both companies expect the

process to generate gross proceeds of up to $219 million and a public listing in the first half of 2026.

The announcement comes at a challenging time for zero-emission trucking, particularly in America, which accounts for about half of the company's current fleet, where demand is softening after the Trump administration blocked or reversed

state and federal emissions regulations. Shares of Infinion jumped after the German chipmakers

said it expects sales to grow in the new fiscal year as demand for semiconductors powering AI data

centers shows no sign of slowing down. The group said revenue in the year to end September

2026 should increase moderately from the 14.66 billion euros it reported for fiscal 2025.

Infinian is betting that AI demand will continue to grow strongly and raised its AI revenue target

to about 1.5 billion euros in fiscal 2026 from 1 billion euros previously.

Infinian stock is up more than 15% over the past 12 months in Frankfurt.

And Infinien is certainly not the only company betting on AI.

Foxcon, the world's largest contract electronics maker, expects a strong year ahead as

AI computing demand continues its explosive growth trajectory. The company said it plans to collaborate

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