The Titan Army M34E7S is a new Mini LED gaming monitor for China. Its spec sheet doesn’t read like a typical ultrawide gaming monitor. Instead, the M34E7S is defined by three pillars: a dense Mini LED backlight, a 1000‑nit peak brightness ceiling, and a 240 Hz refresh rate paired with DyDs 2.0 motion‑blur reduction. The M34E7S leans heavily on its Mini LED foundation. With 1344 local dimming…

The Titan Army P276MX Ultra was quietly unveiled, but it deserves to make the big headlines. It is essentially a showcase of everything Titan Army can pack into a 27‑inch frame. It’s a 5K IPS panel pushed by a dense Mini LED backlight – 2304 zones working behind 5120 x 2880 pixels, giving the screen both extremely fine detail and the kind of HDR punch that reaches up to 2000 nits in peak moments…

The INNOCN CB32U1 is now available for purchase in select markets. This is the brand’s latest model from its professional lineup, catering to creators, designers, photographers, and video editors who rely on precise color reproduction and a spacious digital workspace. Its expanded canvas allows multiple windows, timelines, and palettes to remain visible simultaneously – an advantage for complex…

Eva Air and AIT Worldwide Logistics have signed a memorandum of understanding to launch a green transport program that will use sustainable aviation fuel from Formosa Petrochemical for Microsoft cloud equipment shipments. The Taiwan-based collaboration is expected to reduce Microsoft’s Scope 3 emissions by 15,000 tonnes in its first year.

Tesla’s senior director of AI hardware design, Shishuang Sun, joined DensityAI in July 2026, taking charge of packaging and system hardware development. The move came as Tesla continued to pursue custom AI and robotics chips amid the loss of another senior hardware leader.

Intel’s long-running lead in x86 processors slipped below a major threshold in the second quarter of 2026, even as AI infrastructure spending helped support demand. New market data showed Intel’s combined share of PC and server x86 CPU shipments fell to 69.3%, its lowest level since 1995, while Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) climbed to a record 30.7%.