The arbitration ruling has been issued in an equipment contract dispute between Taiwan-based LED equipment supplier FitTech and China’s leading LED manufacturer Sanan Optoelectronics. Under the decision by the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, Sanan subsidiaries Hubei Sanan Optoelectronics and Quanzhou Sanan Semiconductor Technology are required to pay equipment fees, interest, and compensation to FitTech. After deducting late delivery penalties and part of FitTech’s legal expenses, the total payable amount stands at about NT$1.49 billion (US$47.2 million).

Sony has recently chosen to partner with TCL in managing its Bravia TV brand, reflecting the long-standing downturn of the Japanese vendor’s television business. In Japan, once-dominant domestic TV brands have largely been replaced by rising Chinese competitors.

Huawei announced on February 4 that it will hold a product launch event titled “Now is Your Run” on February 26 in Madrid, Spain. The company plans to introduce a diverse lineup, including wearables, smartphones, earphones, and tablets, showcasing its latest advancements in sports health, imaging experience, and multi-scenario smart ecosystems.