LG 27GX704A from the LG UltraGear GX7 OLED series is launched

LG 27GX704A is the latest gaming monitor from the 2025 LG UltraGear GX7 OLED series. It was officially launched in China. We see it on Amazon Canada and on some support pages of LG Italy, so it should go global pretty soon. This is a 26.5-inch OLED unit with META Technology 2.0, including MLA+, META Multi Booster, and Detail Enhancer. It has a QHD resolution and supports native 10-bit color depth…

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Foxconn pushes UK design, Taiwan manufacturing for space industry growth

Driven by its 3+3+3 strategy, Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) is actively participating in the emerging space industry, including low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites. In addition to continuously developing key components for ground receiving equipment, LEO satellites, and communication payload systems, the company also plans to assist satellite manufacturers with production and manufacturing. Through these efforts, Foxconn aims to become a leader in the new space industry.

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Hyundai expands demand responsive transit services to address mobility gaps

Hyundai Motor Group is stepping up efforts to expand its mobility business, investing in demand-responsive transit (DRT) platforms as part of its strategy to diversify beyond traditional vehicle development. The initiative aims to strengthen the company’s role in the future mobility market while addressing social issues such as transportation disparities between urban and rural areas.

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Why Intel’s US$16 billion lifeline won’t solve its foundry crisis?

Intel, once the uncontested leader in PC and server chips, faces a turning point. Delays in advanced process technology and rising competition from AMD and Arm-based architectures have dented both performance and reputation. Recent capital infusions totaling around US$16 billion—from US government subsidies, SoftBank, and Nvidia—have brought attention to Intel’s revival efforts, but analysts warn that funding alone cannot resolve long-standing structural weaknesses.

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3D printing tech sees growing use in mass production

Complex market demands and rapid technological changes are pushing traditional manufacturing to its limits, making 3D printing a critical breakthrough that allows customized production of intricate shapes and accelerated development cycles. In recent years, 3D printing has steadily advanced to become part of mass production, with new technologies ensuring speed and precision now serving as key advantages for the manufacturing industry.

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Taiwan’s top shipyards move into unmanned vessels with dual-use ambitions

Taiwan, surrounded by ocean, views unmanned surface vessels (USVs) as vital to its defense strategy. The nation’s three major shipbuilders — CSBC Corp., Lungteh Shipbuilding, and Jong Shyn Shipbuilding — have each launched domestically developed USVs, with production capacity now expanding. These vessels are set to operate in tandem with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to create an integrated sea-air defense network.

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