Wind energy provides advantages over solar power, generating electricity at any time when wind is available. Onshore turbines typically deliver 2.5–3 MW, while offshore turbines range from 3–6 MW, enough to power medium-sized data centers with a few units. Due to considerations around land costs, noise, and aesthetic concerns, turbines are often placed in remote areas with stronger winds and unobstructed airflow, reducing community resistance and boosting efficiency.

Recently, Huawei’s executive director and chairman of the board of directors of the consumer business group (BG), Richard Yu, announced that the new foldable flagship smartphone, Mate X6, will feature a triple-network satellite version. In addition to supporting two-way satellite messaging and two-way calling, the device will now also incorporate low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite internet.

South Korean AI chip startup DeepX is in the final stages of preparation for its first mass-produced chips. Through Samsung Electronics’ foundry division, the company has achieved an 88% yield rate using advanced 5nm process technology, with expectations to surpass 90% in mass production—a promising indicator for this cutting-edge AI hardware initiative.

Faced with challenging market conditions, Jamicon Teapo is repositioning its 2025 growth strategy to focus on AI applications, particularly in high-end passive components and high-ASP specialty products, as inflation and reduced consumer purchasing power continue to constrain demand in automotive and consumer sectors.