Samsung gains foundry pricing power as 4nm capacity stays tight through 2027
Samsung Electronics is gaining pricing power in its foundry business as AI and high-bandwidth memory (HBM) demand tightens advanced-node capacity, with its 4nm lines reportedly fully booked through 2027 and some customers being steered toward 5nm production.
China reportedly delays germanium, quartz clearances, impacting Taiwan optics and aerospace suppliers
China tightens grip on global LCD market as TV panel share tops 70%
AI boom lifts Taiwan tax revenue forecast to record NT$3.52 trillion in 2027
Nvidia physical AI executive Madison Huang appears at Beijing WRC after LG Seoul visit
Unitree post-IPO: Chairman Wang weighs profit, scale and 80% home-robot threshold
Unitree Robotics’ August 19 listing on China’s STAR Market brought the humanoid robot maker into the public-market spotlight, but attention quickly spread beyond its share price. The company’s listing reception that evening drew investors, technology figures and venture capital executives, reflecting how Unitree has accumulated interest across technology, capital markets and the broader public.