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MediaTek partners with Nvidia to develop supercomputer chips

January 7, 2025
By jeff

MediaTek announced its collaboration with Nvidia to design the Nvidia GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip for Nvidia Project DIGITS, a personal AI supercomputer, on January 6, 2025.

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China’s 3-pronged subsidy strategy fuels DRAM push

January 7, 2025
By jeff

China is sharpening its focus on the memory chip industry, with DRAM leader Changxin Memory Technologies (CXMT) driving major production expansions and next-generation product development, drawing heightened global scrutiny. While CXMT still lags behind South Korean giants Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix in both technology and capacity, industry observers are watching whether China’s state-backed subsidies can replicate its display industry successes.

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GIS showcases smart automotive displays at CES as December tablet shipments rebound

January 7, 2025
By jeff

Panel manufacturer GIS is set to unveil cutting-edge technologies in smart automotive displays and near-eye displays at CES. Key highlights include head-up displays (HUD), low-reflection coating technology, Mini LED touch display modules, and waveguide display modules. In December 2024, GIS reported consolidated revenues of NT$7.112 billion (approx. US$220 million), a month-over-month increase of 5.65%, driven primarily by a rise in tablet shipments.

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CES 2025: Intel announces mass production of 18A processors in 2H25

January 7, 2025
By jeff

At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025, Intel unveiled its latest PC processor lineup and announced the successful sampling of its artificial intelligence (AI) PC processors, presumably Panther Lake, to customers. The chips, manufactured using Intel’s 18A process technology (1.8nm), are expected to enter mass production in the second half of 2025.

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DDI firm Novatek expects new product orders to drive 2025 growth

January 7, 2025
By jeff

Display driver IC (DDI) company Novatek Microelectronics, which saw its revenue register a nearly 7% decrease in 2024, expects to post revenue growth in 2025 thanks to new product offerings and orders.

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Taiwan undersea cable damage raises geopolitical and economic concerns

January 7, 2025
By jeff

Taiwan’s undersea cable disruptions near Keelung have intensified concerns about the security of critical tech infrastructure, particularly as similar incidents occurred in the Baltic Sea in November and during the 2024 year-end holiday season.

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US Department of Defense blacklists Tencent, CATL, and CXMT amid escalating tech tension

January 7, 2025
By jeff

The US Department of Defense (DoD) has added Tencent Holdings, Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited (CATL), and ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) to its blacklist of entities allegedly tied to the Chinese military. This annual update to the Section 1260H list now includes 134 companies, as published on the Federal Register’s website.

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AI computing drives edge deployment, IPC sector eyes strong 1H25

January 7, 2025
By jeff

As inventory adjustments conclude and edge computing—including robotics—gains momentum, industrial personal computer (IPC) manufacturers express confidence regarding growth in 2025.

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Taiwan IPC firms and partners to showcase edge AI applications at CES

January 7, 2025
By jeff

As AI and edge computation continue to take the spotlight at CES 2025, industrial PC (IPC) makers have sought to gain exposure on the show floor through strategic partnerships showcasing their edge computing and edge AI solutions.

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Toyota’s US$1 million Trump inauguration pledge signals Mexico production concerns

January 7, 2025
By jeff

Toyota has announced a US$1 million donation toward the upcoming US presidential inauguration, joining American automakers Ford and General Motors in similar commitments. This strategic move reflects Toyota’s efforts to maintain positive relations in the US market amid previous tensions over Mexican manufacturing plans and potential tariffs.

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