South Korea commits to action-oriented AI strategy as US-China competition intensifies
Notebook shipments expected to defy slow season in 1H26
Rising memory prices are prompting end customers to procure notebooks early, a shift that is expected to keep shipments steadier than usual during the traditionally weak first half of 2026, even as brands are set to raise their end notebook prices to reflect the increasing costs, according to sources from the notebook supply chain.
280Hz ViewSonic VX27G70Z-2K-2 and 240Hz VX27G70Z-2K with QD-OLED displays are launched
ViewSonic VX27G70Z-2K-3 and VX27G60Z-2K-3 break cover with a 360Hz QHD QD-OLED display
Apple kicks off OLED iMac plans, sends RFI to Samsung Display and LG Display
TSMC’s US expansion stirs security debate as Taiwan government reaffirms N-2 rule
TSMC’s plan to sharply expand its US footprint has reignited debate in Taiwan over technology security, even as the government insists that existing safeguards remain firmly in place.
Meta abandons open-source AI for proprietary model amid mounting competition
80% of global enterprises face AI agent failures amid governance crisis
Global auto sales set for modest rebound in 2026, Garmin executive says
Global automotive sales are likely to edge higher in 2026, returning roughly to pre-pandemic levels, but the industry should not expect a swift or robust recovery, according to Jay Shen, managing director of the Garmin Asia Auto OEM Group. While demand is improving compared with 2025, he said, structural pressures and policy uncertainty will continue to weigh on growth.