Qisda eyes second-half rebound but flags tariff and currency headwinds
Qisda forecast a modest recovery in the second half of 2025 but warned profits remain uncertain amid tariff and currency headwinds. The Taiwanese electronics and medical solutions company reported stronger second-quarter results across all business lines, with healthcare and intelligent solutions setting records. Healthcare revenue topped NT$7 billion (US$234 million) for a third consecutive quarter, while intelligent solutions reached NT$9.5 billion for the first time. Both segments are projected to sustain growth in the third quarter.
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Tesla’s once-hyped Dojo supercomputer project—touted as a bold leap into custom-built AI infrastructure—appears to have reached a dead end. CEO Elon Musk confirmed via social media that the Dojo team has been disbanded, calling Dojo 2 a “dead end.” However, he added that a potential “Dojo 3” could still emerge, possibly in the form of a single mainboard integrating a large number of AI6 system-on-chips.