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Friday 15 August 2025
Why Dell and Supermicro are targeted in US AI chip tracking push
US authorities are reportedly planting tracking devices secretly inside AI chip shipments to prevent their diversion to China.
Thursday 14 August 2025
Former Intel chief architect launches RISC-V GPU startup
Raja Koduri, former chief architect at Intel, has founded Oxmiq Labs, a GPU startup focused on developing and licensing RISC-V International architecture-based GPU hardware and software...
Wednesday 13 August 2025
Humanoid robots gain momentum, but hardware costs hold back mass adoption, says DIGITIMES
When Nvidia framed the next wave of AI as "physical AI," it helped ignite a surge of interest in humanoid robots, accelerating development efforts worldwide. Yet, according to DIGITIMES'...
Wednesday 13 August 2025
Huawei unveils AI software to boost inference and curb China’s reliance on foreign memory chips

Huawei has launched its Unified Cache Manager (UCM), a software framework designed to speed up inference in large AI models. The company...

Tuesday 12 August 2025
Sony shifts PS5 production out of China to dodge US tariffs
Sony has made strategic shifts in its PlayStation 5 (PS5) supply chain to mitigate the impact of US tariffs, according to statements from CFO Hiroki Totoki during the company's fiscal...
Monday 11 August 2025
HTC continues to post losses in 2Q25 despite collaboration with Google
HTC announced its revenue for July 2025 and the financial results for the second quarter of 2025 on August 6. Constrained by slowing momentum in hardware product sales as well as...
Saturday 9 August 2025
Nvidia under fire as US eyes chip tracking to close export loopholes
The US has imposed export controls on critical chips bound for China, but smuggling and transshipment through third countries into China continue to occur, demonstrating that the...
Friday 8 August 2025
Tesla's Optimus sees with Samsung eyes in expanding AI hardware pact
Samsung is deepening its collaboration with Tesla, moving beyond self-driving systems into humanoid robotics. After winning a contract to supply next-generation AI chips, Samsung...
Thursday 7 August 2025
EU RED 2025: New hardware cybersecurity rules reshape wireless device compliance
In the wave of global digitalization and the proliferation of IoT devices, the application scope of wireless equipment has long surpassed traditional boundaries. From smart home appliances...
Thursday 7 August 2025
HTC to launch first smart glasses as it bets on AI wearables to regain edge beyond phones and VR
HTC Corp. is expected to debut its next-generation VIVE device on August 14, following a teaser titled "SEE WHAT'S IN" released via the company's official VIVE social media channels...
Wednesday 6 August 2025
Meta highlights heterogeneous integration as key for GPU deployment scaling to millions
The Open Compute Project Asia-Pacific Summit began on August 5 in 2024, in Taiwan, attended by several Meta Platforms Inc. representatives. Industry sources indicate that once GPU...
Tuesday 5 August 2025
Asia's moment in the AI age: APAC rises as infrastructure powerhouse at OCP, Taiwan forges global tech ties
As AI infrastructure continues to reshape global supply chains, the Open Compute Project (OCP) APAC Summit held in Taipei on August 5, 2025, highlighted the Asia-Pacific region's...
Tuesday 5 August 2025
Cultivating OCP, embracing open source
As cloud computing and data center industries accelerate the adoption of open architecture and open firmware, the traditional firmware ecosystem is undergoing deep restructuring.
Monday 4 August 2025
AI glasses revolution: Chinese ODMs and PCB suppliers seize new wearable opportunities
Starting in 2025, AI glasses are set to become the hottest trend in the smart wearable market. Following Xiaomi, Huawei, Lenovo, Google, and startup Xreal, Alibaba has also announced...
Monday 4 August 2025
India's AI boom hides dependency risks under Trump deregulation
India may benefit in the short term from a renewed US push to ease restrictions on artificial intelligence exports, but the shift could deepen its long-term reliance on American chipmakers...