Factory [noun]

Elon Musk called an attempted cyberattack against Tesla “serious,” a comment that confirms the company was the target of a foiled ransomware attempt at its massive factory near Reno, Nevada.

Not only replaceable, but guaranteed replaceable—and for reasonably technical end users, user-replaceable—with easily purchased parts from the factory.

The lion’s share of the US’s imported exercise equipment comes from China—some 65% in 2019, according to the International Trade Centre—where factories were shutting down at the beginning of 2020 due to Covid-19.

Anything could be built in industrial areas – standalone homes, apartments, businesses or factories.

The IT sector offers an alternate way forward in an economy still dominated by Soviet-style collective farms and state-run factories.

Environmental laws transformed huge swaths of American manufacturing, but they also gave US corporations a strong incentive to relocate factories to places where they could pollute at will.

The Timmer family farm and canning factory made the cut and they lasted for decades — until earlier this year, in fact.

The brain cells’ energy factory—the mitochondria—malfunctions.

Instead, they are made with chemical reactions in a lab or factory.

Baby factories are a common thing in the southern part of Nigeria, and Miriam doesn’t know for how much her baby was sold for.