Micron Taiwan union heads for strike vote as board, earnings calendar stall profit-sharing talks

The labor dispute at Micron Taiwan continues to escalate after Micron and the Taiwan Taoyuan Union failed to reach agreement at a second mediation meeting on September 21, 2026. The union said the company has not presented a concrete profit-sharing plan and announced it will launch a strike vote under the Act for Settlement of Labor-Management Disputes, while Micron said it will keep talking and coordinating but must still go through board procedures.

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Belated: ASRock Taichi TCO27QXB, TCO27QXA, TCO27USA monitors finally debut

The first information from ASRock about launching new OLED monitors under its Taichi brand came before CES 2026, when ASRock said it would announce them at the event. However, it remained quiet until four days ago, when it finally unveiled the trio of gaming monitors. ASRock Taichi TCO27QXA specifications and features SHOW_ADDITIONAL_IMAGE(0) The ASRock Taichi TCO27QXA is a 27‑inch QHD…

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LG Display formally announces its 720Hz OLED panel, powering the Asus ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS Ace

LG Display is once again reshaping the competitive landscape of high‑performance gaming screens. The company announced the launch of its new 24.5‑inch 720Hz Gaming OLED panel, a milestone product designed explicitly for esports and positioned to redefine what professional players can expect from a tournament‑grade monitor. The 24.5‑inch format is no accident. Esports athletes overwhelmingly rely…

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Tesla speeds up Optimus mass production with China supply chain visits

Tesla is reportedly making new progress toward mass production of its Optimus humanoid robots, with the company’s robot team conducting intensive supplier audits across China’s Yangtze River Delta last week. The visits covered Ningbo, Hangzhou, and Shanghai and included potential suppliers Tuopu Group, Sanhua Holding Group, and Joyson Electronics, all of which are existing Tesla automotive suppliers.

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AirTAC sees pneumatic demand cycle extending through 2027 on China automation growth

AirTAC International Group said demand for pneumatic components in China’s automation market has entered a more gradual expansion phase, and executives said the current upturn could last through 2027. The outlook came as the Taiwanese pneumatic equipment maker reported strong results for the first half of 2026 and an even faster rise in August revenue.

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