Arm predicts AI boom and smartphones’ enduring dominance in consumer tech
Arm has provided insights on technology trends for 2025 and beyond, including chip design, AI, and market dynamics.
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Jan
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Jan
Trump tariff speculation drives IT panel demand and price recovery
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares for inauguration on January 20, discussions about potential tariff hikes are intensifying. In response, IT brands are increasing their inventories in North America, fostering a recovery and leading to a slight increase in IT panel prices.
08
Jan
Fujitsu unveils Monaka processor with focus on energy efficiency and edge computing
As the push for advanced artificial intelligence (AI) applications continues across sectors, from data centers to edge computing, Japan is stepping up with developing the Fujitsu Monaka next-generation processor.
08
Jan
Senao Networks eyes Thailand, Malaysia as Vietnam faces tariff risks under Trump
Senao Networks is navigating the complex geopolitical landscape shaped by the enduring US-China trade tensions. Chairman Tommy Tsai articulated the company’s strategic approach amidst these challenges, particularly in light of the upcoming Trump administration and its potential impact on the supply chain dynamics.
08
Jan
Adata achieves 2024 revenue target, reaches new high
Memory module giant Adata reported that its consolidated revenue for December 2024 declined by 17% month-over-month. Yet, it successfully met its annual revenue target of NT$40 billion (approx. US$1.2 billion), marking an 18.81% year-over-year increase and setting a new record high for the past 14 years.
08
Jan
Nvidia CEO asserts quantum computing is 20 years away, praises Chinese autonomous driving innovation
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes that the development of “very useful” quantum computers may require approximately 20 more years. Speaking at CES 2025, Huang also highlighted the advanced autonomous driving technology from Chinese automakers, noting that companies including BYD, Nio, Xiaomi, and XPeng have established new benchmarks in the field.
08
Jan
Kyocera to divest US$1.27 billion in non-core business amid 3-year profit decline
Kyocera, a leading Japanese electronic components manufacturer, plans to divest 10% of its consolidated revenue, valued at approximately JPY200 billion (US$1.27 billion), by the end of fiscal year 2025 (April 2025–March 2026). The strategic move comes as the company faces declining profitability in key sectors, including automotive electronics and semiconductor-related operations.
08
Jan
Nvidia RTX 50 GPUs to fuel sales growth at Taiwan OSATs in 2025
The launch of Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 50 is expected to drive growth at Taiwan’s packaging and testing houses in the supply chain of the latest GPU series in 2025, according to industry sources.
08
Jan
Chinese panel makers maintain production through 2025 Lunar New Year amid high demand
The upcoming inauguration of US President-elect Donald Trump and the continuation of China’s subsidy policies into 2025 have driven a sustained increase in panel demand. As a result, first-quarter demand remains robust, with panel manufacturers’ average utilization rates expected to reach 80-85%, which is significantly higher compared to the first quarter of 2024.
08
Jan
CES 2025 | 联想发布全球首款卷轴屏AI PC
1 月 8 日，联想集团携多款具有开创性意义的 AI 产品及解决方案亮相CES 2025，全方位展示其在商业、消费、游戏等领域的卓越创新成果。