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    May 23, 15:32
    TSMC's VisEra boosts SiPh; CIS grows while MOE declines
    May 23, 14:03
    What does Foxconn’s chip bet in France mean for Europe’s tech future?
    May 23, 16:44
    Luxshare makes Suzhou epicenter of its US$4.2B push into acoustics, robotics, and wearable tech
    Computex 2025
    Computex 2025 is set to take place from May 20 to 23 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center (TaiNEX), Halls 1 and 2. This year's event continues the theme of "AI Next", featuring the latest trends in AI&Robotics, Next-Gen Tech, and Future Mobility.
    SEMICONDUCTORS
    May 23, 13:51
    TSMC expansion in US beneficial to Taiwan industrial development, says presidential adviser
    A presidential adviser called on the Taiwanese government to allow TSMC to expand its investment in the US further, which he said would be more beneficial to Taiwan.
    May 23, 13:46
    Technoprobe bolsters Taiwan expansion as local probe card makers ramp up in-house R&D
    Technoprobe, a global leader in probe card manufacturing, is ramping up its presence in Taiwan with an aggressive vertical integration strategy, strengthening its connections across both upstream and downstream supply chains. The Italy-based company is positioning itself to secure a substantial share of Taiwan's rapidly growing advanced semiconductor testing sector. Industry experts caution that if Technoprobe's localized expansion succeeds, domestic Taiwanese probe card makers could face significant long-term competitive pressures.
    May 23, 11:53
    Samsung launches Dual-Site 1c DRAM expansion to bolster HBM4 leadership
    Samsung Electronics is doubling down on its leadership in advanced memory technology. Following its latest developments at the Pyeongtaek facility, industry sources report that Samsung also plans to establish a mass production line for sixth-generation 1c DRAM at its Hwaseong campus. Investments are slated to commence as early as the end of 2025. Industry analysts in South Korea interpret this move as a clear signal of Samsung's growing confidence in its yield improvement capabilities.
    ICT
    May 23, 15:42
    Seagate warns of data center carbon crisis as AI storage demands triple
    Seagate Technology Holdings Plc warned that AI's exploding demand for data storage is fueling a carbon crisis in data centers, even as it unveiled next-gen storage solutions at Computex 2025. The company projects that global data volume will triple between 2023 and 2028, surpassing zettabyte levels and outpacing current manufacturing capabilities. A survey of over 300 data center professionals conducted by Seagate identified high energy consumption as the top obstacle to sustainable expansion.
    May 23, 12:11
    DeepSeek's next move? Wenfeng Liang stays silent on R2, releases V3 study instead
    On January 20, 2025, China's DeepSeek unveiled its R1 model, marking a strategic breakthrough in the global race for large language models (LLMs). Spearheaded by founder Wenfeng Liang, R1 departed from the US model of large-scale compute and instead championed a lean, open-source approach focused on cost efficiency.
    May 23, 22:30
    Trump targets Apple in renewed push for U.S. iPhone production

    President Donald Trump has reignited pressure on Apple Inc., threatening to impose a tariff of at least 25% on iPhones unless the company shifts manufacturing to the United States.

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    May 23, 12:39
    Chief Telecom's premium AI data center thrives on advanced specs and flexibility, defying high pricing
    As AI applications continue to fuel surging demand for computing power, Taiwan-based internet data center (IDC) provider Chief Telecom is solidifying its differentiated market position through high-specification and flexible data center designs. The company is also actively tapping into AI vertical applications to broaden its market influence.
    May 22
    SEA smartphone shipments decline as entry-level segment faces uncertainties in 1Q25
    After quarters of growth, Southeast Asian countries witnessed declining smartphone shipments in the first quarter as the entry-level segment experienced uncertainties and high inventories.
    May 21
    Chinese smartphone exports to US plunge to lowest since 2011
    Chinese shipments of Apple Inc.'s iPhone and other mobile devices to the US dived to their lowest levels since 2011 in April, underscoring how the threat of US tariffs choked off the flow of big-ticket goods between the world's two largest economies.
    ELECTRIC VEHICLES
    May 23, 14:46
    XPeng rewrites mobility script with AI chips, robot pilots, and LiDAR-free autonomy
    As AI foundation models embed deeper into vehicle system architecture, China's XPeng Motors is shifting from conventional car manufacturing to a full-stack AI mobility platform. Its strategy now revolves around three core pillars: large-scale automotive foundation models, in-house AI chips, and humanoid robots—laying the groundwork for the next decade of intelligent transportation.
    May 23, 15:30
    Foxtron charts five-year path to profit with global EV, CDMS rollout
    Foxtron Inc., the electric vehicle (EV) joint venture between Foxconn and Yulon, held its annual general meeting on May 23, led by Chairman Young Liu. Liu emphasized that Foxtron's Contract Design and Manufacturing Service (CDMS) model aligns with the direction of the global auto industry. Buoyed by encouraging market feedback and new deals with Japanese automakers, the company is aiming to reach profitability within five years of its 2023 IPO—by 2029.
    May 23, 14:36
    ACME Electronics holds steady as Wolfspeed's bankruptcy clouds global SiC supply chain

    The global silicon carbide (SiC) supply chain is facing renewed turbulence, driven by weakening EV demand, aggressive market entry by Chinese suppliers, and mounting concerns over a potential bankruptcy at Wolfspeed, the top US-based SiC manufacturer. Wen-Hao Wu, Director of Taiwan-based ACME Electronics, which produces manganese-zinc and nickel-zinc soft ferrite cores alongside SiC powders, commented that while Wolfspeed is a client, it is not a Tier 1 customer, and any exposure remains limited.

    SUSTAINABILITY
    May 23, 10:59
    Seetel establishes firm presence in energy storage AFC market in Taiwan, eyes international expansion
    Seetel New Energy is a Taiwan-based battery and energy storage solutions provider whose business covers lithium battery manufacturing, smart EMS (energy management system), EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction), and maintenance services. Seetel has already established a firm presence in Taiwan's energy storage automatic frequency control (AFC) sector and is expected to expand its reach to Canada and Japan in 2026.
    May 22
    China races ahead in hydrogen development but risks repeating solar sector pitfalls
    China has rapidly emerged as a global powerhouse in hydrogen energy, demonstrating strong capabilities across the entire supply chain—from production and storage to transport and fuel cell vehicle manufacturing. However, industry observers warn that the sector could soon face the same overcapacity and cutthroat price competition that once plagued the solar and wind industries.
    May 21
    Taiwan's green energy capital transition after end of nuclear power
    Taiwan has officially marked the end of nuclear power with the decommissioning of the No. 2 reactor at Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant in May 2025. Renewables have now become the core element in Taiwan's energy policy and the focus of industrial investments, as the island seeks to fill its energy gap and move toward carbon neutrality.
    AEROSPACE
    May 23, 15:25
    Taiwan electronics maker targets space communication as satellite market set to explode
    Goldman Sachs Research forecasts the low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite market will skyrocket from US$15 billion in 2024 to US$457 billion by 2035, driven by surging demand for non-terrestrial networks. These networks are becoming essential infrastructure for enabling beyond-5G and 6G connectivity. In response, governments worldwide are ramping up investment. Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs is fast-tracking tech validation and deployment to embed the island's supply chain into the global satellite ecosystem.
    May 23, 10:53
    Taiwan's CIRC advances unmammed systems with new HVTOL drone, targets Euro-American markets
    The global unmanned vehicle and autonomous systems industry converged at the prestigious Xponential 2025 event, held from May 19 to 22 in Houston, Texas. Taiwan's Coretronic Intelligent Robotics Corporation (CIRC), a subsidiary of Coretronic Group, presented its latest self-developed Hybrid Vertical Take-Off and Landing (HVTOL) drone under the theme "Smart Drone & Trusted Partner," underscoring Taiwan's growing prowess and competitiveness in high-performance unmanned systems.
    May 23, 07:06
    Taiwan defense drone maker faces Chinese component controversy
    Taiwan's National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology acknowledged finding Chinese-made parts in military drones under development, highlighting the island's struggle to eliminate mainland suppliers from its defense supply chains.
    DISPLAYS
    May 23, 12:00
    Computex 2025 highlights HDMI 2.2’s leap in high-speed data and AI connectivity
    At Computex 2025, Rob Tobias, CEO of HDMI Licensing Administrator, introduced the advanced HDMI 2.2 specification alongside the launch of the new Ultra96 feature. Tobias urged manufacturers to adopt the HDMI 2.2 standard, which accommodates bandwidths of 64Gbps, 80Gbps, or 96Gbps. Several major companies have already started incorporating this technology, facilitating the advancement of applications that demand fast, high-definition signal transmission, including augmented reality, virtual reality, mixed reality, large-scale digital displays, medical imaging, and machine vision.
    May 23, 12:13
    Iris Optronics installs full-color ePaper on hydrogen-solar vessel in green tech first

    Iris Optronics, a pioneer in cholesteric liquid crystal display technology, has partnered with Porrima to integrate its full-color ePaper display into the Porrima P111—a cutting-edge, zero-emission vessel engineered for sustainable maritime exploration.

    May 22
    E Ink sets sights on 2025 as 'year of large-size color e-paper' despite H5 delay
    E Ink Holdings has declared 2025 as its "year of large-size color electronic paper," signaling a major push into the expanding market for large-format displays. However, a key part of this strategy—mass production via its new H5 production line—has been delayed by one quarter. Chairman Johnson Lee called the delay their "most painful issue," noting that initial mass production originally slated for April is now postponed to June due to bottlenecks in the line.
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    May 9, 11:30
    Is your AI system built to last—or bound to fail? Only DEEPX has the answer
    Monday 19 May 2025
    Empowering the intelligent future: Fibocom elevates AI capabilities for next-gen innovation
    Monday 19 May 2025
    MSI showcases AI-driven, high-performance innovations at COMPUTEX 2025
    Wednesday 14 May 2025
    VIA Labs presents USB4 gaming dock reference design compliant with the latest EU EUP/ERP regulations
    MULTIMEDIA
    India Roundup: Made in China, US, or India?