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Jun
Dell Alienware AW3926QW is Alienware’s flagship gaming monitor for 2026
02
Jun
Samsung Display exhibits a full gaming display lineup at Computex 2026
02
Jun
The 5K dual-mode MSI MAG 271KPD7 appears at Computex 2026, will launch around July
02
Jun
MSI MEG X redefines gaming monitors with agentic AI and a 360Hz Penta Tandem QD‑OLED panel
02
Jun
MSI MPG 271KRAW18 debuts at Computex 2026 with a 5K dual-mode Mini LED display
02
Jun
LG Display showcases 5K2K, True Black 1000, and next‑gen OLED tech in Taipei
02
Jun
Commentary: Intel turns AI packaging crunch into foundry comeback test
Intel’s foundry revival may depend less on beating TSMC at the most advanced process nodes than on whether it can turn AI-driven demand into a profitable advanced packaging business.
02
Jun
Analysis: Advanced packaging shifts from TSMC dominance to industry collaboration
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has repeatedly backed TSMC’s price hikes, saying its advanced process and supply-chain services are difficult and highly valuable. As AI chip demand surges, TSMC, Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, Micron, and other top semiconductor makers are also reshaping their supply-chain strategy to deepen cooperation on mature-node foundry services and advanced packaging.
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Jun
Huawei’s Tau Law faces its hardest test: chip yield, not theory
Huawei has introduced Tau Law, a semiconductor design framework built around LogicFolding, as a potential route for China to improve chip performance under US technology restrictions. The idea is to shorten critical signal paths and extend gains as Moore’s Law slows, but its commercial value will hinge on yield, cost, and heat dissipation — not theory.