CONNECT WITH US
Friday 19 July 2019
8K TV development gaining momentum
Development of the 8K TV industry has gained momentum recently, highlighted by the releases of an 8K TV chip by Realtek Semiconductor, the Xbox console Project Scarlett by Microsoft, and the world's first 8K OLED TV by LG Electronics, Digitimes Research has observed.
Friday 19 July 2019
Taipei adopts Morphosense system to monitor bridge health
Taipei has adopted a structural health monitoring system developed by France-based startup Morphosense to monitor the structural health of Shezi Bridge located on a northwestern suburb of the city
Thursday 18 July 2019
Highlights of the day: Server demand promising
It usually takes time for suppliers and clients to form steady partnerships, and it is also not unusual for the latter to diversify their supplies. Now the latest news from the server sector is that AWS reportedly has added Wiwynn and Jabil as its suppliers to accelerate its datacenter deployments...
Thursday 18 July 2019
BIO Asia-Taiwan 2019 to see presence of 20 advanced biotech nations
The 2019 BIO Asia-Taiwan International Conference and Exhibition will run July 24-28 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Hall, with 20 advanced biotech countries to set up national pavilions and many multinational pharmaceutical brands, medical materials suppliers and biotech service specialists to showcase their latest offerings at a total of 1,600 booths, according to show organizers.
Thursday 18 July 2019
Veyond Reality dedicated to VR content for smart classroom
Taiwan startup Veyond Reality has been dedicated to developing VR education content for scientific experiments since its inception in 2016, gradually establishing a solid presence in the Asia-Pacific VR ecosystem, according to company CEO Daniel Wang.
Thursday 18 July 2019
Funique develops 8K VR solutions
Funique VR, a Taiwan-based startup focusing primarily on providing Ultra HD stereoscopic VR solutions, expects 5G's high-speed transmission to be a key element to delivering 8K content to its VR devices, according to company CEO Pu-Yuan Cheng.
Wednesday 17 July 2019
Highlights of the day: Samsung foundry business sees limited impact fom Japan-Korea trade tensions
The Japan-Korea trade tensions may be hitting Samsung's semiconductor business, but at least its foundry unit should be able to maintain normal operations in the meantime. It has been a bad year for the Korean giant: It has warned that it expects sharp declines in profits for the second quarter of 2019, and the unveiling of the Galaxy Fold turned out to be a marketing flop...
Tuesday 16 July 2019
Highlights of the day: Intel-AMD rivalry intensifying
Intel may have eased its CPU shortages, but competition from its arch rival AMD is intensifying. Both vendors are set to unveil new top-of-the-line desktop processors in October in a new round of battle between the chip vendors. Meanwhile, the global economy is being complicated by the fresh trade war between Japan and South Korea although the one between the US and China seems to be easing...
Tuesday 16 July 2019
Taiwan startup Fox-Tech develops temperature, moisture big data platform
Taiwan-based startup Fox-Tech has developed an AI service platform focusing primarily on collecting and analyzing big data of temperature and moisture.
Monday 15 July 2019
Highlights of the day: Foxconn deployments show semiconductor ambitions
Foxconn is not satisifed with its role as merely the biggest EMS provider in thew world, as its latest deployments have demonstrated its ambitions in building an ecosystem that includes semiconductor and brand businesses. Meanwhile, some IC desingers expect shipments to Huawei to return to normal soon to support's Chinese vendor's new smartphones.