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Atomic Machines is developing a factory for micro-machines
Atomic Machines is working on a factory that would use digital code to make tiny machines.
CEO Jeffrey Holden says the technology is being developed to support many kinds of micro-machines.
If successful, it could offer a new way to produce these devices.
Atomic Machines CEO Jeffrey Holden discussed the development of a factory that turns digital code into what he calls “micro-machines.”
Holden said the technology is being developed to support a broader range of micro-machines.
Holden spoke with Romaine Bostick on Bloomberg’s program “The Close.”
The source article does not provide details about the factory’s location, launch date or technical specifications.
- Who
- Atomic Machines CEO Jeffrey Holden and Bloomberg host Romaine Bostick
- What
- A discussion about developing a factory that produces micro-machines from digital code
- When
- October 9, 2026
- Where
- Bloomberg’s “The Close”; the factory’s location is not stated
- Why
- The technology is being developed to support a broader range of micro-machines
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- Company
- Atomic Machines
- CEO
- Jeffrey Holden
- Program
- Bloomberg’s “The Close”
- Published
- October 9, 2026
Sources
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