AOC AGON Pro AGP346UCSD with a 360Hz QD-OLED Penta Tandem display is unveiled

AGON by AOC has introduced its latest high‑end curved gaming monitor, the AOC AGON Pro AGP346UCSD, a 34‑inch display with a 3440 x 1440 px resolution and a 1800R curvature, built around 4th Gen QD‑OLED technology. Designed for users who demand both speed and cinematic immersion, the new model pushes the boundaries of what a modern gaming monitor can deliver. The 4th Gen QD-OLED display panels by…

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SpeedTech enters LEO satellite supply chain, eyes double-digit growth

SpeedTech said it plans to deepen its presence in the low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite supply chain in 2026 as part of a broader strategy to diversify across multiple industries. The company is also entering the North American gaming equipment market and expanding its integrated FATP manufacturing capabilities, with the three growth drivers expected to support double-digit operational growth in 2026.

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Asus warns PC shipments to fall as memory shortages and price rises reshape supply and pricing

Asus said it exceeded revenue and profit targets in 2025 while forecasting a 10-15% decline in global PC shipments for 2026, and it has secured longer-term deals with memory suppliers to mitigate supply tightness expected to persist for at least 2 more years. The company projects near-flat or better shipment performance relative to an overall market contraction.

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Think like an octopus: Microchip COO makes the case for distributed edge AI

The AI industry’s obsession with bigger, faster, and more powerful models may be solving the wrong problem — at least when it comes to the billions of devices operating at the edge. At Embedded World 2026 in Nuremberg, Germany, Microchip Technology COO Richard J. Simoncic offered a pointed counterargument to the prevailing hype, and he used one of nature’s most unusual creatures to make it.

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Zhen Ding sees AI products near 70% of revenue, sets NT$100 billion capex for 2 years

Printed circuit board (PCB) giant Zhen Ding Technology recently held an earnings call where company chairman Charles Shen noted that customer demand across artificial intelligence (AI) applications, including AI servers, optical communications, and IC substrates, remains strong. At the same time, order visibility and shipment momentum are rising, with AI-related products accounting for nearly 70% of revenue in 2025. Furthermore, the company expects to enter a high-growth phase in 2026.

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Kwang-Hwa’s North American revenue surges 25% as overseas expansion offsets China pressure

Although automotive component manufacturer Kwang-Hwa Electronic’s primary shipment markets remain China and North America, revenue growth in the US and Mexico has been significant in recent years. Combined revenue from the two regions has increased by more than 25% year-on-year, indicating that the company’s overseas capacity expansion is gradually taking effect and helping to ease the pressure from persistent price competition in the Chinese market.

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