10
May
10
May
Lenovo Lecoo N2721U is a new 160 Hz 4K IPS gaming monitor for China
09
May
Former NSA boss calls for more aggressive policy to thwart hacks
The US must undertake a “full-time surge” to combat the rise in cyberattacks that are undermining US national security, the recently departed head of the National Security Agency said in an interview.
09
May
US Justice Department steps up focus on competition in AI
The US Justice Department is stepping up its focus on competition in the artificial intelligence industry, top officials said, as Big Tech companies invest billions of dollars to gain an edge in the new technology.
09
May
Foxconn set for revenue boost from new iPads amid off-season challenges
Apple’s latest release of the brand-new iPad series brings a fresh outlook to the long-stagnant tablet market and is expected to serve as a revenue booster for the main assembler, Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn), in the months ahead. However, according to supply chain sources, Foxconn’s overall revenue contribution from the new iPad series could still be affected by off-season effects in the second quarter of the year.
09
May
In light of market recovery, Samsung and LG launch new monitor products targeting gaming and AI
To take advantage of the rebound in the global monitor market in 2024, companies such as Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics are targeting high-performance, gaming, and AI demands by launching new monitor products to accelerate their market penetration.
09
May
Tata Elxsi partners with Arm for SDV solutions
According to Tata Elxsi’s press release, the company announced a collaboration with Arm to offer advanced solutions on the latest Arm-based chips, which will help Automotive OEMs and tier-1s fast-track their transition to Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs)
09
May
Alat fund of Saudi Arabia poised to cut China ties for US chips and AI
Saudi Arabia’s Alat Fund is prepared to sever ties with China if requested by the United States, following a similar move by UAE’s G42.
09
May
SK Hynix subsidiary in China reportedly to sell 49.9% stock to local business
As a subsidiary of SK Hynix, SK Hynix System IC is reportedly in the process of selling its equity in Wuxi, China. It is anticipated that in the future, SK Hynix System IC Wuxi will still retain a 50.1% equity stake, while Wuxi Industry Development Group (WIDG) will hold 49.9%. Operational control will remain in the hands of South Korean entities.
09
May
Samsung reportedly begins 1d DRAM development ahead of schedule
Samsung Electronics recently decided to form a 100-person team to invest in the research and production of 10nm seventh-generation 1d DRAM. Facing rapid catch-up from competitors such as SK Hynix and Micron, Samsung aims to advance its research to regain a technological lead.