Foxconn says Nvidia’s Vera Rubin AI products remain on track for 2026 shipment

Foxconn and Foxconn Industrial Internet (FII) said at Computex that production of Nvidia’s next-generation AI products is progressing smoothly, with shipments expected before the end of the third quarter of 2026. The outlook matters globally because it signals faster AI hardware deployment, lower computing costs, and wider adoption across consumer, enterprise, and automotive markets.

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Ventec wins spillover high-speed CCL orders, revenue rises

Ventec International said May 2026 revenue kept growing, driven by sustained demand for high-margin aerospace polyimide (PI) materials, the start of mass production after high-speed material certifications, and record-high sales of non-flow PP sheets. The copper-clad laminate (CCL) maker also benefited from strong demand for high-end drilling applications and a rising European distribution business, lifting revenue across its niche businesses.

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Samsung’s rumored CIS production shift highlights industry debate over fab ownership

Samsung Electronics’ decision to place a key image sensor production line under its System LSI division highlights a broader question facing the CMOS image sensor (CIS) industry: whether chip designers should own manufacturing capacity or rely on external foundries as competition intensifies across smartphones, automotive systems, and AI-enabled devices.

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Adlink ramps robotics and edge AI expansion as US market drives growth

Adlink Technologies said it pushed into a growth phase for robotics, edge AI, and vertical markets in 2026 as the US became its largest revenue engine, accounting for more than 30% of sales. The industrial PC maker reported broad-based demand across healthcare, transportation, defense, energy, and industrial automation and said design-in projects will start contributing shipments from 2026 into 2027.

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Anduril and Taiwan sign drone cooperation MOU to deepen AI-autonomy and localize supply chains

Anduril Industries and Taiwan’s Metal Industries Research and Development Center signed a memorandum of understanding to deepen collaboration on unmanned aerial vehicle key technologies, executives announced during a recent visit that included a stop at Computex 2026. The agreement targets AI autonomous systems, drone manufacturing, supply-chain localization, and the construction of non-red supply chains to boost Taiwan’s international cooperation and global competitiveness in the drone sector.

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