Consumer demand for higher audiovisual quality is driving the evolution of technologies behind LCD displays. Specifically, mini-LEDs, with their superior contrast and color gradation performance, have emerged in the field of display backlights. With a strong R&D foundation in the field of mini-LED technology, Macroblock recently launched a series of mini-LED backlight driver ICs that correspond to various LCD display sizes. According to Chris Chen, Macroblock backlight product manager, the company can help clients create the most suitable products tailored to the needs of different groups in the market.

NVIDIA has continued to innovate tools and platforms for developing autonomous driving applications and has developed a growing ecosystem of automakers, suppliers and startups worldwide.

NVIDIA, with the acquisition of Arm and its keen push in AI applications, has been aggressively releasing innovations to help improve datacenters' computing capability over AI workloads.

AEWIN announces partnership with D8AI to accelerate the arrival of AI empowered future. With continued growth in smart applications, D8AI solutions enable companies of all sizes to leverage the power of AI to provide better value and improve organizational efficiency.

The digital transformation driven by the convergence of AI and 5G has made data a key enabler of economic development. As a result, in addition to requiring higher computing performance, memory and storage components are playing an increasingly important role for various computing architectures. At 2021 Computex Taipei, Micron Technology unveiled several new products based on its leading 176-layer NAND and 1α (1-alpha) DRAM technology. Meanwhile, Sanjay Mehrotra, Micron President and CEO, and Raj Hazra, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Compute and Networking Business Unit, also gave speeches, explaining how the innovation of memory and storage can drive the expansion of AI applications, in a bid to realize the unlimited possibilities from data center to intelligent edge devices.

Global Unichip Corp. (GUC), the Advanced ASIC Leader, announced today that it has successfully taped out AI/HPC/Networking CoWoS Platform with 7.2 Gbps HBM3 Controller and PHY, GLink-2.5D and third-party 112G-LR SerDes IPs. The main die of the platform contains the world's first HBM3 Controller and PHY IP with a record-high 7.2 Gbps performance. The platform meets strict signal and power integrity (SI and PI) requirements of 112G-LR SerDes routed through TSMC CoWoS technologies.

The outbreak of COVID-19 has brought a massive change to the world. People are connected by digital data on an unprecedented scale. A part of our life takes place in a virtual environment and the world is greatly transformed by things like digital workplace, virtual learning, mobile web, cloud computing, and Internet of Things (IoT), indicating how smart life has truly become the new normal.

AEWIN announces partnership with UNISEM to leap into the AI-assisted future. UNISEM has taken its video analytics expertise and implemented it into useful real-world applications. These innovative AI solutions will change the landscape of how things are done in the near future.

Although wireless technology has become the communication medium of choice for many types of technology products in recent years, wired communication remains the preferred choice for data transmission, thanks to its stability and bandwidth advantage. Communication standards such as HDMI, PCIe, USB, etc have become essential specifications for all kinds of electronic devices in daily life. Therefore, the compatibility of wired communication standards has become a key focus of product design.

In recent years, consumer and commercial markets have seen a sharp increase in demand. In order to keep up with this trend, enterprises have to upgrade their IT system functions; as a result, virtualization has risen to become one of the most sought after solutions. Through virtualization, enterprises can make the most of the performance delivered by IT systems. Therefore, apart from large-scale cloud service providers and independent software vendors (ISV) that have considered virtualization as the main infrastructure of their products, small-scale operators have also begun investing in this technology.