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Friday 13 November 2026

Sheffield, Taiwan firms target aerospace, defense semiconductor opportunities

Special Melted Products, a UK subsidiary of Taiwan-based wire, cable, and stainless steel manufacturer Walsin Lihwa, is partnering with National Taiwan University (NTU) and the University...

Friday 13 November 2026

Exclusive: Made in Britain, enabled by Taiwan — the hidden dependencies behind critical chips

Imagine a maintenance robot operating inside a fusion reactor, exposed to temperatures reaching 600 degrees Celsius and intense radiation, with an expected service life of 25 years...

Friday 13 November 2026

Analysis: Beyond silicon, North East England's semiconductor revival confronts an old industrial dilemma

In a business incubator at County Durham's NETPark, the future of Britain's semiconductor industry was being discussed by people whose technologies rarely feature in global chipmaking...

Friday 13 November 2026

SpaceX-Tesla merger talks advance towards US$3.4 trillion deal, with China ties complicating approval

SpaceX and Tesla are advancing merger negotiations that could create a US$3.4 trillion conglomerate spanning electric vehicles, aerospace, and artificial intelligence, potentially...

Friday 13 November 2026

Taiwan’s drone makers look beyond hardware to AI

DIGITIMES hosted a Tech Forum on developments in unmanned vehicles and Taoyuan's low-altitude economy, with Taoyuan Mayor Simon Chang, Qisda Chairman Peter Chen and Auden Techno Chairman...

Thursday 12 November 2026

MTI seeks private placement after 5G ORAN, LEO plans falter

Satellite communications company Microelectronics Technology Inc. (MTI) reported negative net worth of NT$244 million (US$7.42 million), a 109% debt ratio, and a 65% current ratio...

Thursday 12 November 2026

China's US$225 million space computing venture confronts cost of taking data centers into orbit

Zhongke Nebula has registered in Hefei with CNY1.5 billion (approx. US$225 million) in committed capital, bringing state-backed investors and domestic...

Wednesday 11 November 2026

Brinno posts five-quarter high on defense imaging demand

Time-lapse camera maker Brinno reported 3Q26 revenue of NT$151 million (US$4.59 million), up 15.3% year-on-year and 20.9% quarter-on-quarter, as defense imaging products began contributing...

Wednesday 11 November 2026

China's Nebula project links AI chips to satellites in bid to take computing beyond Earth

Rising AI demand and constraints on power, land and cooling at terrestrial data centers are drawing international interest in space computing....

Wednesday 11 November 2026

Ubiqconn October revenue jumps 79% on month as component supply eases

Ubiqconn Technology reported consolidated revenue of NT$255 million (US$7.78 million) for October, up 79% month on month and 131% year on year and the highest monthly figure so far...

Tuesday 10 November 2026

UK space firms eye Taiwan's chip and hardware ecosystem, global satellite production scales up

As the global satellite industry shifts toward standardization and high-volume production, demand is accelerating for satellite subsystems, communications hardware, and onboard computing...

Tuesday 10 November 2026

Rebellions calls for govt support to test AI chips in space

Space-based data centers could open a new market for low-power AI chips, but moving computing workloads into orbit presents challenges involving radiation, cooling, and hardware reliability...

Tuesday 10 November 2026

NASA launches US$10 billion in lunar transport contracts

NASA is accelerating construction of a lunar south pole base by selecting eight aerospace companies for the second phase of its Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS 2) program....

Tuesday 10 November 2026

South Korea plans first orbital AI data center test for 2028

South Korea plans to develop small, medium, and large data centers in orbit under its K-Moonshot initiative, aiming to conduct its first in-orbit demonstration in 2028 and lay the...

Tuesday 10 November 2026

Exclusive: Quantum beyond quantum—Photarix bets on a new era of semiconductor photonics

A future communications network capable of detecting certain forms of eavesdropping may depend on something remarkably small: a semiconductor device designed to emit individual particles...

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