The AOC 25G4KUR is a cutting-edge e-sports monitor built around a 24.5-inch Fast IPS panel, offering Full HD resolution and an astonishing 420Hz refresh rate. Designed for competitive gaming, it delivers ultra-fast performance with a 0.3ms MPRT and a minimum 1ms GTG response time. The maximum 420Hz refresh rate is achieved through the DisplayPort 1.4 connection, while the two HDMI 2.0 ports…

AOC has unveiled the C32G40ZE, a 31.5-inch curved gaming monitor designed to deliver speed, immersion, and visual clarity for competitive players. The new model, positioned as a high-performance eSports display, features a 1500R curved VA panel with Full HD resolution and a blistering 260 Hz refresh rate. Combined with a rapid 0.3ms MPRT response time and Adaptive-Sync technology supporting…

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was spotted in Taipei, Taiwan, on November 27, marking his third trip to Taiwan in the second half of 2025. While earlier reports suggested that he was in town to pay a visit to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) founder Morris Chang, sources indicate his primary purpose this time was to engage with Quanta Computer.

Driven by a global upgrade in advanced manufacturing, hydraulic components are expanding beyond traditional heavy industries into semiconductor, medical, and precision equipment sectors. At its recent investor conference, Jufan expressed optimism about growth in semiconductors, molds, medical devices, and machine tools, projecting continued operational expansion in 2026.

As mainstream automakers accelerate their push toward electrification and digitalization, an “invisible siege” from the digital world is rapidly closing in. Hackers are no longer just stealing data; they are exploiting vulnerabilities exposed during costly upgrades to automotive electronic/electrical (E/E) architectures, complicating the industry’s already high-stakes transformation.

The United States and China remain locked in a humanoid-robotics competition. Solomon Technology chairman Johnny Chen says the US leads in software and foundation models, while China advances faster in hardware and iteration cycles. He noted that Chinese systems cost about one-fifth of their US counterparts, making the gap difficult for other countries to close.