India’s push to become a global AI powerhouse is facing a major hurdle — limited access to high-performance GPUs. While large enterprises are investing in AI, startups, businesses, and researchers struggle to secure the computing power needed to scale AI applications.
During a speech at the Deloitte Future Talk summit held by Deloitte Taiwan on February 13, Jyh-huei Kuo, Minister of Economic Affairs for Taiwan, said Taiwan will enter the top three globally for AI software in 2027.
As an integral component of its “3+3” industrial development strategy, the electric vehicle (EV) sector represents not only a crucial avenue for enhancing revenue and profitability for Foxconn but also a pivotal element in the company’s transformation and upgrading initiatives.
Acepillar, a subsidiary of Qisda, is doubling down on new growth drivers through acquisitions and strategic investments, focusing on automation, green energy, and semiconductors. The company has snapped up firms such as Standard Technology, BlueWalker, and Transpak Equipment. Its latest move marks Qisda Group’s first foray into hydrogen, with Acepillar investing in Blade hydrogen Green Technology, a startup specializing in hydrogen technology.
Samsung Electronics’ latest flagship AI smartphone, the Galaxy S25, has demonstrated strong momentum in pre-order sales. The S25 series’ total sales are projected to exceed those of its predecessor by more than 20% in 2025. Despite increasing competition, Samsung remains committed to its five-year investment and development plan, regardless of short-term market fluctuations.
Chinese electric vehicle leader BYD recently launched its smart driving system, God’s Eye, aiming to offer advanced driver-assistance features at a low cost, making smart driving more accessible to everyday consumers. However, competitors seem to be rather unimpressed.