Samsung Display sets a new benchmark with the world’s first 4K 360Hz QD‑OLED display panel

Samsung Display is pushing the boundaries of high‑end gaming and professional visualization once again, unveiling the world’s first 4K 360Hz QD‑OLED monitor panel at COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei. By redesigning the panel circuitry and optimizing the driving system, engineers managed to process the massive pixel data load required for 4K at 360Hz – a feat previously considered impractical due to…

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Dell Alienware AW3926QW, AW3426DW, AW3426DWM, and AW3226DM are showcased at Computex 2026

Dell Alienware has taken center stage at COMPUTEX 2026 with the debut of several new gaming monitors. Dell Alienware AW3926QW specifications and features The first in line is the brand’s most advanced OLED display yet – the ,Dell Alienware AW3926QW The new flagship introduces LG Display’s latest OLED panel, showcased earlier this year at SID Display Week, combining a 39‑inch form factor with a…

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Taiwan networking firms begin Wi-Fi 8 validation ahead of standard finalisation

Wi-Fi 7 has yet to reach mass adoption, but the networking supply chain is already preparing for the next generation. Sercomm, WNC, Zyxel, and Gemtek have showcased Wi-Fi 8 technology roadmaps at major international trade shows such as CES and MWC, while some networking equipment makers, including CyberTAN, have included Wi-Fi 8 routers and mesh products in their development plans.

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Microsoft previews Surface Laptop Ultra and AI-focused Windows platform ahead of Build

Microsoft used Nvidia GTC to preview Surface Laptop Ultra and its broader Windows platform strategy ahead of Build, highlighting a shift toward on-device AI agents and developer workloads. The company emphasized deeper Windows 11 integration with Nvidia hardware, aiming to unify performance, security, and AI tooling across next-generation PCs.

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GTC Taipei 2026: As AI automates its own development, demand shifts to human judgment

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how industries define talent. In the next phase of AI, the most valuable workers may not be those who train models, but those who understand demand, define problems, judge value, and oversee the direction of AI development, according to National Taiwan University electrical engineering professor Hung-Yi Lee.

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LianDe Holdings to mass produce liquid-cooling floating fittings for US chipmaker supply chain

LianDe Holdings-KY moved into AI server liquid-cooling components and secured a spot in a US chipmaker supply chain, the firm announced, with product validation underway and volume production slated to begin in the second half of 2026. The company has developed a liquid-cooling floating fitting designed to pair with quick disconnects used between coolant lines and servers to support liquid-cooled AI servers.

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