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Wednesday 7 January 2026
CES 2026: Intel launches 18A Panther Lake processors as PC makers face memory cost pressures
Intel unveiled its new Intel Core Ultra series 3 processors, codenamed Panther Lake, at CES 2026. These are the first AI PC platforms built on Intel's 18A process technology and designed...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
CES 2026: Phison leverages DRAM shortage to push AI PC with Nvidia, AMD, Intel
CES 2026 has kicked off amid severe DRAM supply constraints that are driving up PC end-user costs. Phison is promoting its exclusive aiDAPTIV solution, combined with integrated GPU...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
CES 2026 lays bare Meta's AI wearables bottleneck in midst of 'unprecedented' demand

Meta utilized the CES 2026 stage to unveil significant enterprise-grade updates to its wearable ecosystem, though the presentation was tempered...

Wednesday 7 January 2026
Sigurd hits revenue highs on AI momentum, ramps up expansion with NT$6 billion capex plan
Benefiting from strong demand for artificial intelligence (AI) smartphones and AI servers, IC testing giant Sigurd Microelectronics announced that its December 2025 revenue surpassed...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
OpenAI loses key research leader Jerry Tworek after seven-year tenure
Jerry Tworek, a vice president of research at OpenAI and a key figure in the company's work on AI reasoning models, is leaving the company after nearly seven years. Tworek announced...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
CES 2026: Nvidia's Alpamayo promises smarter, safer autonomous driving
On the eve of CES 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the company's Alpamayo series of open AI models, simulation tools, and datasets, signaling what he called a new era in autonomous...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
CES 2026: AMD's Lisa Su predicts YottaScale compute to be turning point
AMD CEO Lisa Su stated at CES 2026 that the industry has officially entered the "YottaScale" era, marking a shift toward new performance benchmarks. In an interview with CNBC,...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
CES 2026: Plaud launches NotePin S wearable recorder and desktop app
US AI device startup Plaud unveiled its latest wearable recorder, the NotePin S, alongside a new desktop application at CES 2026. The products aim to enhance real-time recording,...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
Indonesia cuts nickel mining quota to support prices, imports needed in 2026
The Indonesian Nickel Mining and Smelting Association (FINI) expects the country's smelters to require 340 million to 350 million tons of ore in 2026, an increase of about 40 million...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
CES 2026: PC brands push new launches amid memory crunch
Facing the memory shortage, PC companies are aggressively promoting new models at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), hoping to regain momentum. Acer rolled out multiple new series,...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
CES 2026: Nvidia, AMD turn keynotes into robotics showcase
Ahead of the official opening of CES 2026, keynote speeches by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and AMD CEO Lisa Su focused attention on Physical AI and its application in real-world systems,...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
Naver doubles Google's search market share in South Korea in 2025
South Korea's leading internet company, Naver, secured a dominant position in the search engine market in 2025, capturing 62.86% of the South Korean market share, more than twice...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
CES 2026: Nvidia CEO spotlights humanoid robots, supply chain cites training gaps

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang used his CES 2026 keynote to focus on agentic AI and Physical AI, outlining how the company is extending AI...

Wednesday 7 January 2026
Nvidia-backed xAI raises US$20 billion in Series E to scale AI infrastructure and Grok models
xAI, Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company, has raised US$20 billion in an upsized Series E funding round, surpassing its original US$15 billion target, with Nvidia joining...
Wednesday 7 January 2026
Beijing's dual-use controls test Japan's economic security strategy
China has moved to tighten export controls on dual-use products to Japan. This step could have wide-ranging implications for supply chains spanning advanced materials, electronics,...