2026 Philips OLED901 TVs specifications and features

The first 2026 Philips TVs are from the Philips OLED901 series. It looks like it is strongly rooted in the 2025 Philips OLED810/820 TVs. However, the new series comprises only two models so far: Philips 48OLED901/12 – specifications Philips 48OLED901/12 – specifications The Philips OLED901 series runs on Google TV (Android 14) and features Ambilight 3 with Ambient Intelligence, without Hue. Its…

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Laster Tech sees 4Q25 shipment growth, adopts strategic order approach in China

Benefiting from increased shipments of new and existing electric vehicle (EV) models, LED automotive lighting module maker Laster Tech reported consolidated revenue of NT$2.201 billion (approx. US$69.5 million) for the fourth quarter of 2025, marking a quarter-over-quarter growth of 8.83%. The company plans to adopt a selective order strategy in the Chinese market while enhancing its competitiveness within the North American supply chain.

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Acer adopts multi-tier strategy amid ongoing memory chip shortage disrupting PC market

The persistent memory chip shortage, which has persisted from 2025 into 2026, continues to challenge the PC industry, prompting Acer’s Asia-Pacific operations to implement a “triple cheese burger” strategy. The approach aims to address soaring memory prices and supply constraints by simultaneously targeting diverse market segments, according to Andrew Hou, president of Acer’s Pan-Asia Pacific Operations Headquarters.

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Column: IBM’s 50-year-old liquid cooling patent shapes today’s AI data center cooling

If today’s AI data centers are blazing “powder kegs” of heat, IBM was the visionary that prepared the “fire extinguisher” half a century ago. While Nvidia’s top chips now require water cooling to operate, few realize that this technology’s “biological father” actually dates back to IBM in the 1960s. Today, we explore this groundbreaking US patent 3,524,497 (“Patent 497”) and its blue-cooling revolution spanning over 50 years.

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How South Korea will revive Gwangju’s advanced optical industry

South Korea’s optoelectronics industry once grew rapidly with Gwangju as its center, but growth slowed under competition from China. The National Assembly of South Korea recently held a forum to discuss the current state of the photonics market, including opportunities and challenges for Gwangju, which was once a major photonics hub. As optical technologies become core infrastructure supporting AI, cloud computing, and autonomous driving, South Korea’s industry is calling for Gwangju to make a transformative integration.

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