ASRock PGO27QFV is a new 27″ 360Hz QD-OLED Phantom Gaming monitor

Today ASRock unveiled a trio of OLED monitors. The ASRock PGO27QFV is the first and only one of the three to sport a QD-OLED display. It is also the tenth gaming monitor this year using a 26.5-inch QD-OLED display with a QHD resolution and a 360Hz refresh rate. The display has a native 10-bit color bit depth and covers 138% of the sRGB and 99% of the DCI-P3 color space. It delivers a typical…

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SK Hynix restructures organization, appoints new CDO to strengthen AI memory leadership

SK Hynix has announced a major organizational restructuring and executive appointments, highlighted by the creation of a new chief development officer (CDO) position to oversee DRAM and NAND Flash memory product development. The company has promoted Hyun Ahn, former head of the NAND solutions committee (N-S committee), to president and appointed him as the inaugural CDO.

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Taiwan electronics industry sees silver lining in Trump 2.0

The Taiwan Electronic Equipment Industry Association (TEEIA) released its 2025 white paper on December 6, 2024, outlining strategic recommendations for the government as Taiwan’s semiconductor supply chain continues its global expansion. TEEIA executive director and white paper convener, Sheng-fa Yeh, emphasized that while the upcoming Trump presidency may cause initial market disruptions, it could ultimately benefit Taiwan’s semiconductor industry.

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Huawei adds specialized CIS to enhance color accuracy in Mate 70, says DIGITIMES Research

Huawei’s Mate 70 smartphone utilizes a specialized CIS from Spectricity to improve color accuracy, especially for its RYYB sensor. While this solution enhances color reproduction, it is costly. The Mate 70’s strong sales and increased production demonstrate its popularity and Huawei’s ability to innovate despite supply chain constraints.

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LGES acquires GM battery plant after Trump’s election

In light of the sluggish electric vehicle (EV) market and uncertainties following Donald Trump’s re-election, LG Energy Solution (LGES) will acquire all shares of the battery plant jointly constructed with General Motors (GM) in Michigan. However, both parties will continue their collaboration on battery technology, focusing on the development of prismatic batteries.

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