BOE, China’s leading display panel maker, is accelerating its move into next-generation packaging technologies for the AI era. The company recently disclosed that it has formed a dedicated project team for Micro LED optical interconnect systems and glass substrate-based co-packaged optics (CPO), working with ecosystem partners on early-stage technology research to advance optical interconnect and glass substrate CPO development.
TSMC has accelerated efforts to localize its supply chain in recent years, using joint development, joint validation, and long-term partnerships to help Taiwanese equipment, materials, and chemical suppliers enter the advanced semiconductor supply chain. The move is steadily building a more resilient and complete local supply system, with both CoWoS and panel-level advanced packaging (CoPoS) now spawning a “second fleet.”
Global server demand is expected to stay strong through 2027, with implications for cloud operators, hardware makers, and data center customers worldwide. Large-scale buildouts, rising AI deployments, and high-performance computing demand are keeping supply chains tight, lifting prices, extending lead times, and raising the risk of fresh bottlenecks.
Wistron chairman Simon Lin said artificial intelligence (AI) is improving the quality of professional talent, noting that tasks that previously required 100 people may now be completed by as few as four or five. As a result, AI can help address labor shortages caused by declining birth rates, while also creating value at different levels.
A public spat between Xiaomi and Huawei over large models has exposed growing anxiety in China’s phone AI market this year, while Apple, Google, and Samsung Electronics pursue different routes to seize the AI agent entry point.
Philips Evnia is pushing monitor innovation into new territory with the debut of its M4 gaming lineup, a pair of Fast IPS displays built around a breakthrough Triple‑Mode system that lets players switch between three high‑refresh‑rate resolutions on the fly. The new Philips 27M4N3500PT and Philips 27M4N5500PT models are designed to give gamers unprecedented control over how their monitor behaves…
Philips 34B2U5900C is now launched, pushing business‑class displays into new territory. As the first 34‑inch curved 5K (5120 x 2160) business monitor capable of switching to a 240Hz mode through DLG technology, it arrives as a flexible tool for professionals who move constantly between visual precision and rapid multitasking. The Dual Mode feature allows users to choose between two distinct…No account yet?
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