The Dell U3226Q is a 4K UltraSharp QD‑OLED monitor – one of the brand’s flagship displays designed for creative professionals who demand exceptional color accuracy, deep contrast, and advanced calibration tools. The monitor is now available for purchase in the U.S., priced at USD 2600. The 31.5-inch display brings together a 4K resolution, Quantum Dot OLED technology, a 120 Hz refresh rate, and a…

LG has officially announced the U.S. rollout of the LG UltraGear evo 52-inch G9 5K2K Gaming Monitor – model LG 52G930B – the world’s largest 5K2K gaming display. The flagship monitor leads LG’s 2026 UltraGear evo lineup and is available for pre-order at LG.com for USD 2000, with early buyers receiving a $200 console gaming e-gift card or a $200 Prepaid Mastercard through March 22. The UltraGear…

Advanced Power Electronics Co. (APEC) said high-power AI servers are driving demand for medium- and high-voltage power devices, and expects demand for high-voltage components to recover in 2026. Cooling fans used in AI and general-purpose servers are also recording strong growth. In 2025, fan products accounted for 27% of total revenue, and the company expects further expansion in 2026.

Semiconductor test interface maker WinWay reported record 2025 revenue and profit driven by demand from AI, high-performance computing, and ASIC markets, and announced a NT$3.499 billion (approx. US$111.7 million) expansion, including a new factory in Renwu, Kaohsiung.

Despite persistent noise in the memory market, leading memory chipmaker Macronix reported a sharp surge in profitability in January 2026. The company posted preliminary pre-tax net income of NT$304 million (US$9.73 million) for the month, up 195% year on year. Net income attributable to the parent reached NT$271 million, also up 195%, with earnings per share of NT$0.15.

A new era of automated geopolitical warfare has arrived in East Asia. In its recently published “Disrupting Malicious Uses of AI” report, OpenAI reveals that Chinese state-sponsored actors have moved well beyond simple bot networks. They are now deploying artificial intelligence as a strategic “operational manager” — coordinating complex “cyber special operations” (wǎngluò tèzhàn) against Japan’s leadership and Taiwan’s digital sovereignty.