Dolby Vision 2 will debut on 2026 Philips OLED TVs, Hisense RGB MiniLED TVs, and TCL TVs

Dolby is accelerating the rollout of its next-generation imaging platform, Dolby Vision 2, as several major TV manufacturers announce plans to integrate the technology into their 2026 lineups. Hisense, TCL, and TP Vision’s Philips brand are among the first to publicly commit support, signaling a broad industry shift toward more advanced picture processing and motion handling across premium and…

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Lenovo presets the Smart Sense Display Concept and the AI‑Powered Personalized Display Concept

Lenovo is showcasing a new generation of intelligent display concepts that push far beyond traditional screens, introducing AI‑driven features designed to streamline productivity, enhance collaboration, and support user well‑being throughout the day. The Lenovo Smart Sense Display Concept is a 27-inch 4K UHD monitor that functions as an intelligent multi-device hub, rather than a standalone…

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Lenovo Yoga Pro 27UD‑10 brings Dolby Vision, pro-level calibration, and 4K imaging

Lenovo has unveiled the Yoga Pro 27UD-10 monitor, a premium display engineered as the ideal companion for creators who rely on precise color accuracy and seamless multi‑screen workflows. Positioned as a flagship addition to the Yoga ecosystem, the new monitor brings together advanced calibration technology, professional‑grade imaging tools, and a connectivity suite designed for modern studios…

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AI server exports boost Taiwan air cargo market

To widen its lead over China, US President Donald Trump is actively promoting AI and high-tech infrastructure development. According to Taiwanese air freight operators, strong demand in the air cargo market is closely linked to the AI, semiconductors, electronic components, and e-commerce sectors. Notably, 40% of servers imported by China in 2024 originated from Taiwan.

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E Ink drives global e-paper market with new tech standards

The e-paper market is rapidly expanding, with E Ink projecting the global market size to reach approximately US$8.7 billion in 2025, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than 30%. To address confusion among competing technologies, E Ink has launched a global positioning initiative that clearly defines true e-paper technology by three key criteria: zero watts static power consumption, reflective display, and eye protection.

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Warehousing and logistics emerge as early market for humanoid robots

Humanoid robots are beginning to move out of pilot programs and technical trials as companies involved in their development push toward early commercial use. Industry participants say adoption is likely to focus initially on a limited number of sectors, including manufacturing, warehousing and logistics, healthcare and elder care, and selected commercial services.

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TDK targets AI smartphones and foldables, plans to launch next-gen silicon anode battery

Japanese electronic components manufacturer TDK Electronics announced that it plans to update its industry-leading silicon anode battery technology later in 2026, coinciding with Apple and other electronics makers launching new devices for the end of year shopping season. TDK has made significant progress in increasing battery capacity while maintaining slim device profiles, and its technology is currently mainly adopted by Chinese smartphone makers.

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Johor seeks broader collaboration with ByteDance beyond data centers

The Johor state government in Malaysia is urging ByteDance to expand its role beyond data centers. The state aims to position itself as a strategic partner for the company’s long-term digital plans. Onn Hafiz Ghazi, Johor’s chief minister, recently led a delegation to China to meet with senior ByteDance executives, according to Bernama and Nanyang Siang Pau.

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Yageo subsidiary Pulse takes the lead in raising ferrite bead prices as silver price surges

Taiwan-based passive component giant Yageo continues to be affected by and respond to price hikes. Following Kemet’s two price increases for tantalum capacitors within six months in 2025, the group’s magnetic components brand Pulse has now also announced price increases due to persistently elevated prices of key raw materials, including silver.

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