On October 16, 2025, Huawei launched several new products in Taiwan, including the WATCH GT 6 Pro, GT 6, and FreeBuds SE 4 ANC. Yong Hai, general manager of Xunwei Technology, Huawei’s exclusive distributor in Taiwan, said that Huawei has continued to strengthen its investment in technological innovation and product research and development, achieving significant results in its all-scenario smart life strategy, which covers five major areas of daily living. Huawei plans to further expand its presence in Taiwan’s smart wearable market.

Stellantis, one of the world’s five largest auto groups, has announced plans to relocate production of its flagship Jeep Compass from Canada to the United States—a move that marks a dramatic pivot in the company’s North American manufacturing strategy. More than just a routine operational shift, the decision is being seen by analysts as a high-stakes gamble, trading short-term diplomatic friction for long-term strategic gain.

The global industrial focus is rapidly shifting toward the circular economy, making resource recycling a critical priority. South Korean startup SuperBin is at the forefront of this movement, leveraging sophisticated AI technology to fundamentally enhance recycling quality and develop high-grade recycled materials ready for industrial reuse.

Since 2025, Nvidia has made “Physical AI” a recurring theme across keynotes and conferences, positioning it as a foundational pillar for the next phase of artificial intelligence. Among its most promising applications: autonomous vehicles. With the launch of its Cosmos platform, Nvidia is now translating its AI vision into real-world commercial deployment—starting with the automotive industry.