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22
Oct
TCL CSOT held a groundbreaking ceremony for its t8 inkjet-printed OLED production line
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22
Oct
ViewSonic VX2766-2K-PRO-8 is here with a 27-inch QHD Fast IPS display and a 340Hz refresh rate
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22
Oct
‘Korea’s CES’ kicks off with flying cars and humanoid robots in the spotlight
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South Korea’s vision of a sci-fi future is on full display as the 2025 Future Innovation Technology Expo (FIX 2025) kicked off in Daegu. Dubbed “Korea’s CES,” the massive four-day event features 585 companies across 2,000 booths, all showcasing breakthroughs in mobility, robotics, and artificial intelligence.
22
Oct
Coupang signs LOI with MOEA to expand Taiwan logistics infrastructure
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Coupang announced on October 21 that it signed a letter of intent (LOI) with Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) to jointly promote retail innovation and supply chain resilience in Taiwan. The LOI was signed at the MOEA’s 2025 Taiwan Business Alliance Conference by Robert Porter, Coupang’s Global Affairs Director, and Deputy Minister Cynthia Kiang.
22
Oct
Taiwan’s Topoint unveils advanced drilling solutions for AI-Era PCBs at TPCA show 2025
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The TPCA Show 2025 — the printed circuit board industry’s premier annual event — officially opened on October 22 in Taipei, with Taiwan-based Topoint Technology, a leading provider of PCB drill bits and drilling services, unveiling its latest generation of coated drill bits, milling tools, and advanced drilling technologies.
22
Oct
Taiwan’s Tatung expands into EV market with major supply contract
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Taiwanese industrial conglomerate Tatung announced on Friday that it has signed a contract to supply its second-generation 250-kilowatt (kW) electric bus powertrain systems to Tron Energy, a leading electric bus manufacturer in Taiwan. Deliveries are expected to begin in the first quarter of 2026, with total shipments projected to reach 500 units.