Samsung has launched its 2026 The Frame Pro LS03HW series in the U.S. This is the brand’s next‑generation evolution of its popular lifestyle TV line, elevating the concept of a television that doubles as a gallery‑grade art display. The new series, available in even more sizes, blends Samsung’s latest Neo QLED 4K technology with a refined design and upgraded Art Mode experience aimed at consumers…

Taiwan’s listed companies powering the global AI server supply chain delivered exceptional March 2026 revenues across virtually every segment, with TSMC posting its strongest single-month revenue on record and server ODMs surging on the back of relentless hyperscaler demand for AI infrastructure. The results, amplified by a seasonal rebound from February’s Lunar New Year-compressed working days, confirm that the AI hardware buildout is accelerating rather than plateauing.

Despite revenue growth in March 2026, Catcher Technology is maintaining a prudent outlook for 2026, citing supply chain bottlenecks, cost pressures, and uncertain end-market demand.

Taiwan’s two largest semiconductor distributors, WT Microelectronics and WPG Holdings, reported record-breaking quarterly results, underscoring how surging demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure is rippling through the global chip supply chain.

BenQ Materials is expanding into semiconductor materials, with president Ray Liu saying the company has entered CMP cleaning brush rollers and begun shipments to wafer fabs. It is also developing wafer grinding tapes and UV debonding tapes, which are currently under customer validation and could begin shipping as early as the end of 2026.

GITEX Asia 2026 wrapped up in Singapore with a clear shift in industry priorities, as artificial intelligence (AI) spending moves from infrastructure buildout toward monetization, with inference and edge deployment emerging as the next battleground.