ViewSonic XG2738-2K-OLED has been released globally, built around a 27‑inch QD‑OLED display panel with a QHD resolution. The 10-bit screen delivers 98% DCI‑P3 coverage, a typical SDR brightness of 200 nits, and a peak brightness of 1000 nits. Where this monitor really flexes is motion performance. A 240 Hz refresh rate paired with a blistering 0.03 ms GTG response time. With both AMD FreeSync…

Dell’s Alienware division is back with another unapologetically esports‑first display, the Dell Alienware AW2526HL, a 24.5‑inch IPS monitor that feels like a deliberate counterpunch to the industry’s obsession with ever‑larger, ever‑higher‑resolution panels. And frankly, it’s refreshing. The AW2526HL is built around a 24.5‑inch FHD IPS display panel with a 300 Hz refresh rate, a combination that…

AOC has expanded its 2026 gaming lineup with two new monitors – the AOC 24G50Z2 and the AOC 24G51ZE – models that are, in every technical respect, virtually indistinguishable. Both displays share the same display, identical performance characteristics, and matching dimensions, leaving the shape and size of the stand base as the only meaningful difference between them. The two monitors feature a…

Nvidia has officially finalized a deal to establish its first overseas headquarters in Taipei, marking a major milestone in Taiwan’s evolution into a global AI powerhouse.

Rapidus is expected to begin full-scale production in fiscal 2028. Mass production of 2nm-class chips is scheduled to commence in the second half of fiscal 2027, according to Kyoto News. The company’s business plan, submitted to Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, outlines a strategy to enter volume production in late fiscal 2027. The plan calls for expanding output approximately fourfold within the first year of operation.

TSMC’s board held its first meeting in Kumamoto, Japan, where it approved the promotion of Y.L. Wang and T.S. Chang to senior vice presidents (SVPs), marking a significant leadership transition within the company. The meeting followed an earlier session in Arizona, US, in 2025, and also saw Yuan-Guo Huang promoted to vice president overseeing procurement after Wen-Ru Li’s departure.