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Wednesday 29 July 2026

KLA executives outline growth strategy amid accelerating AI infrastructure demand

During KLA's June 2026 earnings call, held on July 28, executives detailed the company's financial performance and strategic outlook,...

Monday 27 July 2026

SK Telecom forms SK Hyper to build 15GW of AI data centers by 2035

SK Telecom has created a dedicated subsidiary, SK Hyper, to develop AI data center businesses and expand South Korea's domestic AI infrastructure. The move supports the government's...

Saturday 25 July 2026

PlayNitride bets on Tantium architecture, chip scaling to cut MicroLED costs 75% by 2030

Taiwan-based PlayNitride aims to reduce MicroLED production costs by 75% by 2030 through smaller chip designs and its proprietary high-efficiency Tantium chip architecture, positioning...

Saturday 25 July 2026

Taiwan's chip partnerships widen beyond fabs to AI, photonics and quantum

Taiwan's semiconductor industry is expanding overseas while deepening cooperation with the US, Europe, and Asia across advanced packaging, AI infrastructure, research, talent, cybersecurity,...

Saturday 25 July 2026

China folds data centers into 15th Five-Year renewable energy plan

China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and the National Energy Administration (NEA) on the 23rd released the 15th Five-Year Plan for Renewable Energy Development,...

Friday 24 July 2026

AMD says AI shift to inference and agents will reshape data centers

AMD said the artificial intelligence boom is entering a new phase that will force a major redesign of data centers, as demand shifts from model training toward inference, AI agents,...

Friday 24 July 2026

TGV still faces technical barriers; CoPoS commercialization not likely until 2030

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Friday 24 July 2026

OpenAI compute spending to reportedly rise from US$600B to US$750B

OpenAI has increased its projected spending on compute from US$600 billion to US$750 billion by 2030. The 25% increase is meant to give its models an edge during a time of intense...

Wednesday 22 July 2026

Samsung sounds out suppliers on four new fabs by 2030, report says

Samsung Electronics is sounding out major suppliers about whether they can support four proposed new semiconductor fabrication plants through 2030, as South Korea's chipmakers prepare...

Tuesday 21 July 2026

Ishihara Sangyo doubles high-purity titanium dioxide capacity on AI server demand

Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha plans to double production capacity for high-purity titanium dioxide used to make dielectric materials for multilayer...

Friday 17 July 2026

EU lags in critical raw materials as AI, EV and SDV demand rises

Europe's push for supply-chain security is lagging as AI, software-defined vehicles, and electric vehicles drive demand for critical minerals and local production. For readers worldwide,...

Thursday 16 July 2026

Foxconn advances decarbonization, targeting RE50 for Taiwan production base by 2030

Foxconn Technology Group is stepping up energy-saving measures, green-power procurement, and supply chain decarbonization, with its...

Wednesday 15 July 2026

Nam Liong posts strong Q2 as high-value materials drive growth

Nam Liong Global Corporation reported consolidated revenue of NT$245 million (US$8.4 million) for June 2026, down 2.56% from the previous month but up 21.66% year over year, reflecting...

Tuesday 14 July 2026

Intel challenges HBM leaders with XBM and ZAM in a bid to reshape AI memory

Intel is developing a new memory architecture aimed at challenging the dominance of high-bandwidth memory (HBM), with commercialization...

Tuesday 14 July 2026

Volkswagen pushes leaner 2030 overhaul as US sales and BEV demand lag

Volkswagen Group is advancing a broad 2030 restructuring focused on simplifying products, reducing capacity and changing governance, while unresolved issues such as plant closures...

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