AOC Q27G4SL6/WS debuts with a 260Hz QHD Fast IPS display for esports
Shin-Etsu plans rare earth plant in Japan to counter China supply curbs
Shin-Etsu Chemical plans to build a new rare earth production facility in Fukui Prefecture, aiming to expand domestic smelting capacity and reduce Japan’s reliance on China for materials critical to electric vehicle and semiconductor manufacturing equipment, according to Nikkei and Kyodo News.
Taiwan PMIC maker Global Mixed-mode to raise prices as chip shortages persist
Taiwanese power management IC supplier Global Mixed-mode Technology (GMT) will follow peers in seeking price increases from customers as tight chip supply continues to reshape capacity allocation across the industry.
Samsung’s packaging gap clouds chip comeback as TSMC, Intel push ahead
Samsung Electronics is regaining ground in high-bandwidth memory and foundry services, but advanced packaging remains a weak point in its bid to capture a larger share of the AI chip supply chain, according to industry sources and Korean media reports.
Second fire in less than two weeks disrupts SK Hynix’s Cheongju chip campus
Taiwan compute suppliers rise on booming AI demand, with several firms extending strong growth
South Korea taps LG to localize robot simulation tech
South Korea has launched a two-year, KRW34 billion (US$22.22 million) project to develop domestic world model and robot foundation model technologies, aimed at reducing reliance on foreign simulation platforms for physical AI systems used in real-world environments.
South Korea concrete strike clouds chip supply: Samsung, SK Hynix fabs construction reportedly stalls
A strike by South Korea’s ready-mix concrete transport union is disrupting major semiconductor construction sites and raising concerns about wider industrial spillovers. If the stoppage continues, delays could spread beyond building projects and affect production schedules that matter to global technology supply chains and investors.