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05
Mar
The Dell P3426WEB and Dell P3426WEV are here with 100Hz ultra-wide curved IPS displays
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05
Mar
The Dell P2726DEB and Dell P2726DEB debuts with 100Hz QHD displays and 4-star Eye Comfort 3.0 rating
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05
Mar
The Dell P2426HEB and Dell P2426HEV is the first pair from the 2026 Dell Pro P series of monitors
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05
Mar
Japanese-led price surge in inductors could reshape mid-to-high-end passive components market and shift share to Taiwanese suppliers
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jeff
Global passive components suppliers are entering a new price-hike cycle in 2026 as Murata Manufacturing and TDK Corporation prepare steep increases for inductors, with reported single increases exceeding 100% that will also affect ferrite beads and high-frequency inductors. The move is drawing attention across the supply chain.
05
Mar
Hanmi Semiconductor strengthens ties with India amid Micron facility launch
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jeff
South Korean thermal compression bonder leader Hanmi Semiconductor has announced the development of the industry’s first dual-function BOC COB Bonder, capable of performing both Board-on-Chip (BOC) and Chip-on-Board (COB) processes within a single system, according to Yonhap News Agency and Maeil Business Newspaper. The company says the equipment is designed to improve process flexibility and production efficiency for high-performance memory products.
05
Mar
GIS eyes mass production of microLED AR glasses in 2H26 amid optical push
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Touch panel maker GIS Holding said it has completed key processes and established strategic partnerships for optical and AI/AR device applications and expects some customers’ microLED AR glasses to reach mass-production milestones in the second half of 2026.