Altek obtains AS9100 certification, officially entering aerospace supply chain

Taiwanese AI vision solution provider Altek announced on September 4 that it has obtained AS9100 certification for quality management systems in the aerospace and defense industries. This achievement marks the company’s successful entry into the global drone and aerospace supply chain and demonstrates its capabilities in high-reliability and high-safety manufacturing, as well as highlights the international competitiveness of its research and design abilities.

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Plaud issues 6-point statement to clarify security concerns over founder’s China link

In response to security concerns over its Chinese founder’s background, AI voice recording device maker Plaud issued a statement on September 2, 2024, clarifying that while hardware manufacturing is commissioned to Shenzhen Jizhi Connect Technology, data from Taiwanese users is stored exclusively on Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud platforms in the US. The company emphasized that user data will not be leaked to the Chinese government.

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Why integration decides winners in Taiwan’s AI server supply chain

Global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) is surging, driving parallel growth in AI server deployment. Taiwanese firms, once regarded mainly as component suppliers, have moved up the value chain into connectors, power units, server chassis, and full data center infrastructure. This integrated approach has positioned Taiwan at the center of the global contest for AI computing capacity.

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Intel’s 14A gamble: 2026 looms as make-or-break year, TSMC reliance continues

Intel CFO David Zinsner told investors at Citigroup’s 2025 Global TMT Conference that 2026 will mark a turning point for the company’s manufacturing plans, with the fate of its 14A process set to determine its next steps. He emphasized that paying down debt remains Intel’s top priority and highlighted the company’s long-term dependence on TSMC.

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Lenovo ThinkVision P40WD-40 debuts with a 39.7″ ultra-wide IPS Black display and Thunderbolt 4

Professionals seeking more screen real estate and a superior visual experience will find the new Lenovo ThinkVision P40WD-40 curved ultrawide display engineered for serious multitasking. Featuring a breathtaking 5120 x 2160 resolution, the 39.7-inch display with a 21:9 aspect ratio delivers reliable color precision and rich contrasts, supported by a 98% DCI-P3 color gamut and IPS Black…

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Skyworth Clarus Outdoor TV line showcased at CEDIA Expo 2025

At CEDIA Expo 2025 in Booth #1033, Skyworth will showcase its complete Clarus Outdoor TV line, featuring brightness levels up to 3,000 nits and weather-resistant construction. Skyworth’s Outdoor TV line offers a great value proposition for custom integrators seeking reliable outdoor entertainment solutions. The Skyworth Clarus Outdoor TV line has become the preferred solution for Miami-based…

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Skyworth Canvas Art TV line expanded with a 75″ model

Skyworth announced the addition of a 75-inch model to its popular Canvas Art TV line, expanding options for customers seeking larger displays that seamlessly blend entertainment and an art showcase. The new 75-inch Canvas Art TV joins the existing 55- and 65-inch models in a series designed specifically for custom integrators, offering the reliability and performance features required for…

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TCL QM9K QD-Mini LED series goes official with Google TV and Gemini

TCL announced a premium addition to this year’s QD-Mini LED TV lineup – the TCL QM9K series. Providing Ultimate Performance, TCL’s newest model joins the TCL QM8K to create the company’s “ULTIMATE SERIES”. Just like the TCL QM8K series for the U.S. corresponds to the TCL C8K series in Europe, the TCL QM9K series in the U.S. corresponds to the TCL C9K series in Europe. Maximizing its Halo Control…

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China’s NEV market sees rising adoption of hybrid SiC tech amid price war

China’s new energy vehicle (NEV) sector continues to face intense price competition, with domestic manufacturers pushing vehicle prices to unprecedented lows. This aggressive pricing strategy has severely squeezed profit margins, prompting the industry to seek innovative solutions that can balance cost and performance. One such emerging technology gaining traction is hybrid SiC, which promises to enhance NEV efficiency while controlling manufacturing expenses.

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