Compal launches Sylux in US to expand automotive infrared safety solutions
Anthropic launches Project Glasswing to fend cyber threats with new Mythos model
SK Hynix reportedly in talks with Microsoft and Google on long-term AI memory deals
US-China tech clash over chips intensifies ahead of summit, with global supply-chain implications
China’s AI and cloud firms step up use of domestic chips
Innolux’s CarUX debuts next-gen smart cockpit at Touch Taiwan 2026 after Pioneer merger
Taiwan warns of Beijing’s covert push to poach AI and chip talent
According to the latest report submitted by Taiwan’s National Security Bureau to the Legislative Yuan, China is increasingly targeting Taiwan in an effort to circumvent international technological restrictions. Beijing has set its sights on Taiwan’s high-tech sectors—particularly artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors, and precision machinery—seeking to lure companies to establish operations or maintain a presence in China under the framework of its 15th Five-Year Plan.
Chinese SSD maker DapuStor sees rising QLC demand as AI drives storage growth
Uber deploys AWS custom chips to scale AI and cut compute costs
US ride-hailing platform Uber has announced a partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to deploy its in-house custom chips, aiming to improve the speed and efficiency of artificial intelligence (AI) model training and inference. The move is expected to strengthen Uber’s real-time computing capabilities across ride-hailing and delivery services, while highlighting a broader push by cloud providers to capture AI infrastructure demand through proprietary silicon.