Philips has launched a pair of gaming TVs in the U.S. – the Philips 50PUG7674 and Philips 43PUG7674. Each monitor has a 4K VA display panel with a 144Hz native refresh rate, according to the manufacturer. They are AMD FreeSync Premium certified and arrive with Google TV on board, including Google Assistant and a dedicated Game Mode. The TVs deliver a typical brightness of around 320 nits and a…
Just one month into his presidency, US President Donald Trump has commanded global attention with his rapid-fire initiatives. The impact of his second-term policies has upended traditional expectations, with industry sources revealing that five major Taiwanese electronics manufacturers are exploring investment opportunities in Texas in response to Trump’s tariff threats. However, TSMC maintains a measured stance, carefully monitoring developments.
The global server shipments are expected to see a mild decline of 3.8% in the first quarter of 2025 and among US-based cloud service providers (CSPs), Meta will maintain a relatively high level of shipments, while Google’s shipments are expected to rebound this quarter, having seen a significant decline in the previous quarter, according to DIGITIMES’ latest server research report covering global shipments and market status.
As global conflicts remain unpredictable, nations are doubling down on military-civilian dual-use technologies to bolster defense autonomy. Industry experts warn that while self-reliance in defense is critical, market dynamics must not be sidelined. The development of these technologies should extend beyond domestic needs, with an emphasis on building resilient industries capable of swiftly adapting to both wartime and peacetime demands.
Apple recently unveiled the iPhone 16e, its first budget iPhone model that features an OLED display. Analysts now speculate that Samsung Display (SDC), once less invested in the affordable iPhone market, may expand its supply, while LG Display (LGD) is betting on strong sales of the iPhone 16e to help drive a much-needed recovery for its business.
Taiwan’s appeal as a business destination for German companies is showing signs of strain, with investment sentiment hitting a seven-year low amid concerns over energy transition and import restrictions, according to a new business confidence survey.