Force mos announces court victory against Asus in patent infringement case

On June 12, Force mos, a prominent power semiconductor company, released an update on a significant legal victory. This follows a ruling on February 14 by a jury in the District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, which found in favor of Force mos in its patent infringement lawsuit against Asus Computer. The court awarded Force mos US$10.5 million in damages.

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Solomon Technology shifts focus to software and platform integration in AI robot strategy

Solomon Technology is sharpening its focus on software research and platform integration as the cornerstone of its AI robot strategy, deliberately steering clear of robot manufacturing to avoid direct competition with major brands. Chairman Johnny Chen revealed at a recent shareholders’ meeting that the company plans to position all robot manufacturers as potential partners rather than rivals, aiming to leverage its strengths in visual technology and high-margin product lines.

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US local governments focus on targeted industry incentives to attract investment

In the US, local government incentive programs for business attraction primarily hinge on factors such as the number of jobs created, salaries, duration, and capital investment amounts. In recent years, economic development strategies across various states have evolved from generic incentives to more focused, strategic approaches closely aligned with national objectives.

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BYD bets big on Europe with megawatt EV chargers as domestic market wobbles

BYD is accelerating its European expansion with plans to deploy megawatt-level (MW) ultra-fast charging stations—despite intensifying scrutiny at home and industry doubts abroad. The bold initiative marks a pivotal step in the Chinese EV giant’s bid to deepen its foothold in a region where charging infrastructure remains a major obstacle to mass electric vehicle adoption.

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Everlight pivots to SiC and photonics amid pricing wars

Everlight Electronics, a longtime profit leader in Taiwan’s LED packaging sector, plans to begin pilot production of SiC components in the second half of 2025. Chairman Robert Yeh said the company is confident it can replicate its LED market success in the competitive SiC space. The initial rollout will target discrete power devices, particularly MOSFETs, where Everlight aims to capitalize on cost efficiencies to stay competitive against aggressive Chinese pricing.

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