Global Scans · Nanotechnology · Weekly Summary

• [New] As the race to decarbonize accelerates, pyrolysis powered by nanotechnology could become a strategic linchpin turning medical waste into a sustainable resource and reshaping both environmental and industrial priorities in the decade ahead. The Silicon Review
• [New] Following news that the U.S. administration will integrate nuclear energy into national security and AI infrastructure, Nano Nuclear Energy has been added to two major S&P indices. Simply Wall St
• [New] By type, the nano sensors segment is expected to be the fastest-growing segment during 2025-2034. Precedence Research
• [New] The short clip appears to highlight a modular lens or camera system that magnetically attaches to another device, fueling speculation that DJI will formally introduce its much-leaked Osmo Nano camera. DroneXL.co
• [New] NANO Nuclear Energy's current price could be inflated. Simply Wall St
• [New] Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) will break ground next month on its most advanced fabrication plant to date, focused on the 1.4-nanometer process node, internally known as A14. AnySilicon
• The new Google foldable will have a faster 3-nanometer Tensor G5 chip, as will the rest of the Pixel 10 smartphones that are in development. MacRumors
• OpenAI plans to make GPT-5 more accessible than its predecessors, with mini and nano versions expected to be available via its API. Storyboard18
• Differences between KFDA of South Korea and the EU: South Korea approved silver nano-antibacterial spray (particle size 15 nm), but the EU restricted its use because of its risk of accumulation in hair follicles. SpringerLink
• A company in North America may design a nano-enabled sensor, but the high-purity raw materials might be sourced from a specialty chemical producer in Europe, with final component fabrication occurring in a high-tech manufacturing hub in Asia. Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence LLP
• Over the past few decades, the potential of nanotechnology to revolutionize healthcare has garnered increasing attention, resulting in significant investment and research globally. PubMed Central (PMC)
• The A19 is anticipated to be the first to be released using TSMC's 2-nanometer production process. AppleInsider
• Last June, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. completed an AI chip technology map to attract AI chip makers to its foundry business, which aims to continuously improve the production technology with a new 2-nanometer process in 2026. Next Move Strategy Consulting
• For anyone considering NANO Nuclear Energy, the big picture hinges on believing in the long-term potential of advanced nuclear microreactors to deliver resilient, carbon-free energy, especially in critical infrastructure. Simply Wall St
• That resists made of a new class of metal-organics can accommodate that higher-powered radiation process, called beyond extreme ultraviolet radiation, which has the potential to make details smaller than the current standard size of 10 nanometers. ScienceDaily
• The CRADA will enable NANO Nuclear to leverage INL's world-class capabilities and expertise through the National Reactor Innovation Center to accelerate reactor development, from reactor design and materials qualification to siting, regulatory licensing, deployment, and decommissioning. NANO Nuclear Energy Inc.
• Industrial demand continues surging, with solar panel applications alone potentially consuming nearly all global silver supply by 2050, while healthcare demand for silver nanoparticles is forecast to grow at 13.8% annually through 2033. UsaGold
• Thanks to a carefully designed subsidy policy, China currently controls about 24% of global capacity for chips in the 50-180 nanometer range, a share that is projected to rise to 50% by 2030. The Diplomat
• As healthcare systems globally shift towards precision treatments, the demand for nano-enabled drug delivery and diagnostic tools will expand. Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence LLP
• Regulatory bodies globally are establishing policies and guidelines for nanoparticle safety, ensuring benefits are realized while risks to public health and ecosystems are managed. Biology Insights
• Lynk Global's model calls for a high turnover of around 5,000 nano-satellites with projected lifespans of just three to five years. TelecomTV
• The use of nanotechnology in drug development will increase at an 18.5% CAGR through 2026. Market Data Forecast
• As nanotechnology continues to advance, nano sensors are expected to play an increasingly vital role in addressing global challenges and driving innovation across various industries. Precedence Research

Last updated: 12 October 2025