Qisda Corp. chairman Peter Chen has pledged that the group will not miss out on the AI boom, with AI servers, 1.6T switches, cooling systems, and power solutions already in place. With orders already in hand and some products ready to ship, Qisda expects its AI business to begin taking off in 2026.

Micron Technology may supply more HBM4 memory for Nvidia’s next-generation Vera Rubin platform than the market currently expects, as the US memory maker ramps up equipment investment for the new technology, according to sources in South Korea’s memory equipment industry.

MiniMax and Z.ai both plan to apply for listings in Shanghai’s tech-focused STAR Market, months after the two AI companies successfully launched IPOs in Hong Kong’s stock market in January, according to Nikkei Asia. This move indicates the pressure the AI companies face to raise capital amid high compute costs to stay ahead of the competition, even as profitability so far remains out of reach.

Intel’s effort to rebuild confidence in its manufacturing technology is facing an early test, as PC makers struggle to secure laptop processors built on the company’s 18A process.