The US Navy is boosting its deployment of artificial intelligence that automatically detects targets after successfully testing it on underwater drones, according to defense officials.
Big technology companies including Microsoft Corp. and Google are eager to see more nuclear energy feeding their power-hungry data centers but are far less willing to provide the capital needed to pay for a growing interest in reactors.
Taiwan’s foundry industry suffered a minor sequential drop in overall revenues, better than DIGITIMES Research had originally anticipated thanks to short-term orders for electronics and HPCs.
With the intensifying competition in the AI memory chip market, leading memory vendors like SK Hynix, Micron Technology, and Samsung Electronics are gearing up for proxy patent battles through Non-Practicing Entities (NPEs), commonly known as “patent trolls.” These entities, adept at purchasing patents from companies, are increasingly resorting to litigation to claim damages and settlement fees.
To support Taiwan’s ambitious energy transition goals, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) is calling for increased government and financial sector support to complete power purchase agreements for its Fengmiao offshore wind farm. Marina Hsu, Managing Director of CIP Taiwan, recently highlighted the project’s progress and challenges in securing corporate power purchase agreements (CPPAs) for the remaining half of the 500MW wind farm.