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    Saturday 12 September 2026
    Europe buys time in the LEO race as Eutelsat extends OneWeb toward the IRIS² era
    Starlink's enormous low-Earth-orbit (LEO) footprint has long cast a shadow over the broader aerospace industry, turning satellite broadband into a race defined as much by constellation...
    Saturday 12 September 2026
    Renault sets 2-year car development quality line

    Facing an aggressive push by Chinese automakers to launch new models at short intervals and rapidly seize market share, major automakers...

    Saturday 12 September 2026
    Taiwan sees AI-era power upgrade openings in France
    Taiwan's power and energy companies are looking to grow their presence in Europe. To support that push, the Chinese International Economic Cooperation Association (CIECA) organized...
    Friday 11 September 2026
    Taiwan tech minister in Europe to advance semiconductor cooperation

    National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) Minister Cheng-Wen Wu visited the UK and Belgium in early September to advance Taiwan-Europe...

    Thursday 10 September 2026
    Europe's BEV running costs now 33% below ICE
    Daily operating and maintenance costs for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in Europe are now 33% lower per kilometer than those for comparable internal combustion engine (ICE) cars,...
    Thursday 10 September 2026
    Yageo's August revenue hits record on AI demand
    Yageo posted year-over-year and month-over-month revenue growth in August, extending its streak of record monthly highs to a sixth straight month. The passive components maker said...
    Wednesday 9 September 2026
    Amkor expands Arizona chip campus with phase 2 plan
    Amkor Technology's latest Arizona expansion underscores how advanced packaging capacity is becoming a strategic issue for the US semiconductor supply chain. The larger campus aims...
    Wednesday 9 September 2026
    Samsung-led EUR3B funding round nearly doubles Mistral's valuation
    French AI startup Mistral has raised EUR3 billion (US$3.5 billion) in a funding round led by Samsung Electronics, nearly doubling its valuation as the company seeks to strengthen its...
    Wednesday 9 September 2026
    ASML chooses Netherlands for major expansion after warning it could build abroad
    ASML's groundbreaking at Brainport Industries Campus North commits Europe's most valuable company to a build-out that could eventually hold up to 20,000 workplaces in a single Dutch...
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    Advantech to open North America HQ and expand US manufacturing
    Advantech will open its new North America headquarters campus in Tustin, California, on October 21, Taipei time, adding localized manufacturing and service capacity as demand linked...
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    Taiwan and Saxony start building the talent pipeline behind TSMC's German fab
    TSMC's investment in a fab in Germany's Free State of Saxony has drawn close attention from across Europe. Eva Ins Obergfell, Rector of Leipzig University, one of Germany's leading...
    Monday 7 September 2026
    Analysis: Under tariff threats, Taiwan chipmakers hedge beyond US
    Taiwanese companies are only at the start of a broader overseas investment cycle, as Washington signals possible new semiconductor tariffs and Taipei moves to deepen industrial links...
    Friday 4 September 2026
    Xiaomi Auto maps 2027 Europe entry with German dealer network and four-country vehicle testing
    Xiaomi Auto has formally begun laying the groundwork for its overseas expansion. Xiaomi Group partner and CEO William Lu said on September 4 that the automaker had signed agreements...
    Friday 4 September 2026
    ESA backs European rocket startups to diversify launch supply
    The European Space Agency (ESA) announced on August 27 that it had signed the first contracts under its European Launcher Challenge, signing agreements with European space startups...
    Wednesday 2 September 2026
    European chip ambitions hinge on more than subsidies, says TSMC
    The EU is pressing ahead with the European Chips Act and discussing a second phase, but TSMC says public money alone will not secure a durable semiconductor base. The company argues...
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    Sep 11, 08:00
    DAS Expands in Taiwan and Unveils World First at SEMICON
    Friday 11 September 2026
    Toward Technologies Redefines Relay Solutions at SEMICON Taiwan 2026
    Thursday 10 September 2026
    Stress, Sleep, and Lifestyle Balance: Perspectives from Traditional Chinese Medicine
    Wednesday 9 September 2026
    IDA Partners with Taiwan's Semiconductor Industry to Advance Global Talent Strategy
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