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Enterprises must treat agentic AI as engineering discipline, experts say
Enterprises seeking to harness agentic artificial intelligence must move beyond viewing the technology as a simple “time-saving” tool and instead treat it as a disciplined extension of software engineering, experts said at the AI Expo Taiwan 2026.
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Mar
Slower-than-expected smart cockpit monetization prompts global recalibration
Slower-than-expected monetization of smart cockpits is prompting a global reassessment of in-car payments, with implications for automakers, tech platforms, and financial institutions. Industry players say meaningful demand hinges on advanced autonomous driving freeing driver attention, while short-term focus will shift to maintenance and connectivity services as the market recalibrates.
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Mar
China captures global machine tool market share from Taiwan as Russia-Ukraine war disrupts exports
Tongtai Machine & Tool’s chairman warned that shifts caused by the Russia-Ukraine war and China’s industrial growth have global implications for supply chains and industrial sourcing, affecting competitiveness in semiconductors, automotive, aerospace, and defense markets worldwide.
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Taiwan’s Rapidtek expands global presence with Satellite 2026 debut
Rapidtek, a Taiwanese satellite communications firm, is stepping up its international push, showcasing its technologies at Satellite 2026 in Washington this month, shortly after appearing at the Space-Comm Expo in Britain.
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Coupang opens 4th Taiwan logistics center, eyes central and southern expansion
US-based Coupang announced on March 26, 2026, the official launch of its fourth warehouse and logistics center in Taiwan, further expanding its storage and logistics capacity.
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AI shifts to inference as costs rise, memory constraints emerge, researcher says
Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase in which inference, rather than training, is becoming the dominant driver of computing demand, as rising costs and memory constraints begin to reshape AI infrastructure, according to researchers.
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Innos set for late April listing on TPEx, riding advanced packaging boom
Probe card automation equipment maker Innostar Service (Innos) is expected to list on the Taipei Exchange (TPEx) main board in late April 2026. With artificial intelligence (AI) applications driving demand in the semiconductor industry, the probe card market is anticipated to grow rapidly, supporting strong revenue growth and sustained high gross margins for the company in 2026.
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Universal Microwave Technology ramps up OISL output as LEO delivery deadlines threaten supply chains
SATELLITE 2026, the international satellite industry’s premier event, runs from March 23 to 26 in Washington, where Universal Microwave Technology, Inc. will once again engage with global satellite operators, equipment makers, component suppliers, and government agencies. The company’s renewed presence comes as low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite deployments accelerate and component supply becomes a strategic bottleneck.
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Holy Stone expects AI-driven surge in MLCC demand to lift 2026 revenue
Holy Stone Enterprise expects a 20–30% rise in passive component revenue in 2026 as demand for high-power AI server components accelerates globally. Doubling AI product sales could improve profits by shifting to a higher-value product mix, with implications for supply chains and procurement across data center and server manufacturers worldwide, as well as enterprise customers.