Asus ROG Strix ACE XG248QSG debuted at Computex 2025 with a 610Hz 24.1″ Super TN display

Asus ROG Strix ACE XG248QSG was unveiled at Computex 2025 as the ultimate e-sports monitor. It is built around a 24.1-inch Super TN display with an FHD resolution and a 610Hz refresh rate with AMD FreeSync Premium and NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible certification. The AOC CS24A that was launched in China a few days ago uses the same screen, most probably an AUO M241HTN01.? display panel. This display…

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Jensen Huang calls US chip ban ‘wrong,’ opens Nvidia’s NVLink Fusion to global tech heavyweights

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, speaking to global media on the sixth day of his Taiwan visit, criticized US export restrictions on AI chips to China, calling the policy “wrong.” He also introduced NVLink Fusion, Nvidia’s new open interconnect strategy designed to support semi-custom AI infrastructure across a broad partner ecosystem.

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MetAI and Kenmec pioneer industrial use of Nvidia Omniverse’s ‘Mega’ blueprint for smart warehousing

MetAI, a digital twin and AI simulation startup backed by Nvidia, has partnered with Taiwan-based Kenmec Mechanical Engineering to become one of the first to implement Nvidia Omniverse’s “Mega” blueprint in a real-world industrial setting. The collaboration marks a milestone in applying advanced simulation, AI, and robotics in smart manufacturing and warehousing.

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Search reimagined: Google launches AI Mode, universal agents, and Veo 3 at I/O 2025

At I/O 2025 in Mountain View, California, Google introduced a major expansion of its AI strategy and product ecosystem, reinforcing its position in search while responding to mounting pressure from OpenAI and emerging rivals. Google debuted a new “AI Mode” for Search, now live for US users. The mode provides AI-generated responses across a range of queries—from simple questions to complex research—and can handle tasks like image analysis and ticket purchases.

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Dixon deepens component play, eyes revenue boost from Inventec JV

Dixon Technologies is scaling long-term growth through deeper component integration and a strategic joint venture (JV) with Inventec, targeting INR20 billion (US$233.7 million) revenue in two years. Backed by surging smartphone exports and robust IT hardware demand, the company is reducing PLI reliance while expanding manufacturing capacity and localization across key electronics segments.

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UK’s advanced technology cluster rises as EV empire expands

Julian Hetherington, director of Automotive Transformation at Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC), elaborated on the development of the UK’s automotive and semiconductor sectors during an exclusive interview with DIGITIMES. Although the US lowered tariffs on UK cars to 10%, this preferential rate applies only to 100,000 vehicles. Could this cap become a “ceiling” for UK car exports to the US in 2025 or even in subsequent years?

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