Samsung Display announced some highlights from its participation at CES 2025 next week. SThe brand’s invite-only CES exhibit, open from January 7 to 10, will showcase state-of-the-art OLED products for IT devices, including tablets, laptops, and monitors, as well as cutting-edge OLED solutions for vehicles. This year’s exhibit aims to underline Samsung Display’s expertise beyond smartphones, with…

With President-Elect Donald Trump’s upcoming return to the White House, the technology industry is closely monitoring potential policy shifts, particularly regarding international trade and tariffs. At the CES 2025 pre-show briefing, Gary Shapiro, CEO, and Vice Chair of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), expressed concern about the president-elect’s stance on tariffs, noting their potential to worsen inflation.

Japan’s semiconductor revival must not only involve Taiwan but also include strategic cooperation with the US, emphasized Kenzo Fujisue, a renowned Japanese scholar and former government official, in a recent interview with DIGITIMES. The discussion took place in Taipei with DIGITIMES President Colley Hwang, where they explored opportunities and challenges in global semiconductor supply chain collaboration.

ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) is leveraging China’s aggressive localization policies to advance toward mass production of DDR5 chips. Despite lingering concerns over production yields and cost disadvantages, supply chain sources report that CXMT’s DDR5 chips have passed validation from multiple leading Chinese server manufacturers. By late 2025, DDR5 could account for 50% of CXMT’s total production capacity, broadening its influence beyond consumer markets to server applications and intensifying global competition in the memory sector.