Reports suggest that the Chinese government is discouraging local companies from purchasing Nvidia’s AI chips, which may affect Samsung Electronics’ High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) sales. Newsis reported that Samsung is currently supplying HBM for Nvidia’s H20 custom chips for China. This marks the first instance of Samsung’s HBM3 being used in Nvidia’s chips. If the Chinese government implements a ban, the impact on Samsung could be significant.

Sansui S55VOUG is a brand-new affordable OLED TV priced at just USD 800. It can be purchased in the U.S. via Amazon.com, Walmart.com, Micro Center, BJ’s Wholesale Club, and BrandsMart. The TV is in the 55″ size class and features a 4K OLED display panel with a 120Hz refresh rate. It delivers a typical brightness of 500 nits and supports HDR10 and MEMC. The audio department has a 2.1CH speaker…

The Asia-Pacific offshore wind sector is at a pivotal juncture, with Taiwan’s early lead now under pressure from rapidly advancing markets in Japan and South Korea. Industry experts at the 13th Asia Offshore Wind Day warn that the region must address key challenges to maintain its competitive edge against European projects.

At a recent Legislative Yuan session, National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) Minister Cheng-wen Wu addressed legislators’ concerns about Taiwan’s AI standing. According to the 2023 Government AI Readiness Index by Oxford Insights, Taiwan ranks 19th in AI preparedness globally but only 106th in compute power, revealing a significant disparity.