The DIGITIMES Tech Forum 2026 opened on December 3, with DIGITIMES senior analyst Benson Wu saying that the lack of breakthrough 5G applications has made operators cautious about next-generation infrastructure investment, yet Agentic AI services may become the catalyst that re-energises 6G development and drives new demand for future communications networks.

DIGITIMES’ Tech Forum 2026 kicked off on December 3, 2025, where DIGITIMES analyst Brandon Fang highlighted that the AI glasses market is expected to grow steadily year-over-year. Despite inherent challenges such as weight limiting breakthroughs in functionality and battery life, deep integration of AI applications will create new development opportunities and ultimately define the ceiling for AI glasses advancement.

Micron has announced it will exit its Crucial consumer product business, including SSDs and memory modules, with all shipments ending by February 2026. This move amid escalating memory supply shortages signals that the chip scarcity is no longer a temporary issue but a structural challenge reshaping the entire industry.

Tera Auto Tech held an online earnings call on December 3, 2025, with its management team expressing confidence in two major growth drivers. As Taiwan’s defense budget increases annually, Tera Auto—long established in the military industry with deliveries to the Ministry of National Defense’s Armaments Bureau—is set to benefit. Additionally, the booming AI sector is boosting demand in the PCB industry, supporting the company’s core businesses in automation equipment and micro drill bits. The company expects 2026 revenue to surpass that of 2025.