Humanoid robot chips and upgrades from FPGAs
Humanoid robots use FPGA chips as the core to realize multi-axis motion control and AI model adaptation.
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Dec
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Dec
Cable makers see short-term gains from rising copper prices
Amid the recent surge in copper prices, cable maker Taya points to potential short-term benefits from inventory appreciation, but long-term profits will still depend on inventory management and adaptability. Meanwhile, competing cable firm Walsin Lihwa notes that the company’s comprehensive hedging mechanisms will help maintain stable gross margins, and the impact has been limited due to the long-term nature of most cable contracts.
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Dec
SK Hynix restructures global operations amid reported HBM4 production delay
SK Hynix announced a comprehensive organizational restructuring to expand its global research network and reinforce its leadership in the high-bandwidth memory sector. The strategic shift comes as a ZDNet Korea report indicates the South Korean chipmaker may postpone mass production of its next-generation HBM4 chips due to timeline changes for Nvidia’s Rubin AI accelerators.
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Dec
Largan eyes high-end product mix as key to 4Q25 performance
Largan Technology posted November revenue of NT$5.303 billion (approx. US$170 million), reflecting a 15.3% decrease from October and an 11.84% drop compared to November of last year, according to company data. The cumulative revenue for the first 11 months of 2025 totaled NT$55.509 billion, marking a 3.14% increase year-over-year.
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Dec
Ola Electric begins mass deliveries of S1 Pro+ powered by in-house 4680 Bharat Cell
Ola Electric has started mass deliveries of its S1 Pro+ scooters powered by the indigenously developed 4680 Bharat Cell, making it the first Indian company to fully own both battery pack and cell manufacturing. The rollout marks a major milestone in India’s push to strengthen domestic electric vehicle (EV) capabilities.
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Dec
Taiwan’s Kinko Optical sees revenue surge, plans waveguide lenses and LEO satellite products
Kinko Optical reported consolidated revenue of NT$408 million (approx. US$13.1 million) for November 2025, marking a 72.7% increase compared with the same month in 2024 and a 0.64% rise from October. Cumulative revenue for January through November 2025 reached NT$3.243 billion, up 48.1% from the same period last year.
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Dec
Exclusive: Ex-TSMC R&D VP talks advanced packaging and CoWoS
Former TSMC R&D vice president Douglas Yu shared insights on the evolution of advanced packaging technologies like CoWoS, InFO, and SoIC, highlighting their critical role in extending Moore’s Law amid its slowdown. He emphasized how these innovations enabled AI advancements and shaped TSMC’s 3D Fabric platform despite early commercial challenges.
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Dec
Commentary: Moore Threads’ record IPO echoes Cambricon’s trajectory as investors bet on unproven profitability
Chinese GPU startup Moore Threads debuted on the STAR Market on December 5, 2025, with its opening price soaring to CNY650 (US$91.94) per share—a staggering 468.78% increase—pushing its market capitalization beyond CNY300 billion at one point.
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Dec
Corning and Optiemus launch Gorilla Glass finishing facility in Tamil Nadu to boost India’s electronics supply chain
Corning and Optiemus Infracom have inaugurated a new Gorilla Glass finishing facility in Tamil Nadu, marking a major step in India’s push into high-value electronics components. The plant, operated by their joint venture BIG Tech, will produce 30 million cover-glass units annually in its first phase.
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Dec
Research Insight: 800V systems, LiDAR, and multi-screen cabins dominate China’s 2025 models
The 2025 Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition concluded on Nov. 30, offering one of the clearest snapshots yet of where China’s auto market is headed. After an on-site review of the show, DIGITIMES identified three defining trends for China’s 2025 model-year vehicles: the rise of 800V high-voltage architectures, the rapid adoption of roof-mounted front LiDAR, and the emergence of multi-screen cabins. Together, these features are becoming essential for any carmaker hoping to compete in the world’s largest auto market.