GTC 2025: Advantech pushes boundaries in Edge AI for industry and healthcare

Advantech Co., Ltd., a leading industrial PC (IPC) manufacturer, is expanding its edge AI footprint across industrial, healthcare, and life sciences sectors. At Nvidia GTC 2025, the company is showcasing generative AI (GenAI) edge systems, service-oriented autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and AI-powered medical solutions, underscoring its innovations in edge computing.

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GTC 2025: Pegatron raises the bar with GB300 AI servers, cutting-edge innovations

Pegatron Corporation took center stage at Nvidia’s GTC 2025, with Chairman T.H. Tung leading the delegation as the company expands its footprint in the AI server market. It unveiled cutting-edge AI computing solutions, including a high-density GPU cabinet powered by the Nvidia GB300 NVL72 platform and an Nvidia MGX server featuring the RTX PRO 6000.

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Commentary: Governor Hobbs’ visit to Avnet APAC spotlights evolving semiconductor supply chains

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs recently led a delegation to Taiwan, focusing on the enhancement of the semiconductor supply chain. The session included discussions with key officials from TSMC and highlighted dialogues with IC distributor Avnet Asia Pacific. This underscores the vital function of IC distributors within the Asian semiconductor supply chain and signifies the US’s aim to bolster supply chain resilience.

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GTC 2025: Wiwynn, Wistron power next-gen AI with GB300 servers and direct liquid cooling

Wiwynn, in partnership with Wistron Corporation, has introduced a new lineup of AI servers powered by Nvidia’s Blackwell Ultra platform and advanced liquid cooling technology at GTC 2025 in San Jose, California. The launch underscores the increasing demand for high-performance computing and efficient thermal management in the generative AI (GenAI) era.

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TSMC board member dismisses Intel foundry takeover rumors, calls them unfounded

Paul Liu, head of Taiwan’s National Development Council (NDC) and a TSMC board member, denied speculation that the company is considering acquiring Intel’s struggling foundry business. Addressing lawmakers’ concerns, he stated that the topic has never been discussed at the board level, comparing such a move to mixing diesel with gasoline—an incompatible mix.

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