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17 Apr

Samsung deploys AI across TV lineup to counter Chinese rivals and weather weak demand

April 17, 2026
By jeff

On April 15, Samsung Electronics unveiled a broad AI-driven TV strategy at “The First Look Seoul 2026” event in Seoul, signaling an aggressive bid to differentiate its products through artificial intelligence and recover market share amid mounting competition and sluggish consumer demand.

17 Apr

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C*Core completes internal testing of RISC-V automotive AI MCU with post-quantum security

April 17, 2026
By jeff

Suzhou C*Core Technology announced on April 15 that its next-generation automotive microcontroller unit (MCU), the CCRC4XXX series, has completed internal testing, marking a milestone in its push into high-end automotive semiconductors.

17 Apr

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MLCC, inductor prices climb as AI demand meets cost pressure

April 17, 2026
By jeff

Global passive component prices are rising, led by Japanese suppliers, with the trend spreading across China and Taiwan. Higher raw material costs and AI-driven demand are tightening supply and shifting pricing dynamics across the electronics supply chain.

17 Apr

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Samsung’s VD division reviews China strategy as local rivals gain ground

April 17, 2026
By jeff

Rumors of a restructuring of Samsung Electronics’s China operations are gaining momentum, with reports suggesting potential scaling back—or even partial withdrawal—from several business lines, including home appliances, televisions, and monitors.

17 Apr

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Evalue launches 640kW ultra-fast charger, expanding fast-charging capacity

April 17, 2026
By jeff

Taiwan’s Fortune Electric Value Company (Evalue) has launched a 640kW ultra-fast DC charger capable of charging 800V EVs in 15–20 minutes, with support for up to five simultaneous charging guns. The launch could accelerate the buildout of charging infrastructure capacity globally as operators prioritize fast-slow charging mixes and scale partnerships to meet rising EV demand and reduce emissions.

17 Apr

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Samsung accelerates Taylor fab ramp-up amid Tesla AI chip deal

April 17, 2026
By jeff

Samsung Electronics is moving ahead with the operational ramp-up of its Taylor, Texas, foundry plant, marking a key step in its push to expand advanced semiconductor manufacturing in the US and secure new artificial intelligence (AI) chip customers, according to reports from Hankyung, FNN News, and EDaily.

17 Apr

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Whetron highlights AI vision and radar safety systems at Taipei AMPA 2026

April 17, 2026
By jeff

Whetron Electronics, a Taiwanese Tier 1 automotive electronics supplier, said it recently showcased a new suite of advanced driver-assistance and in-cockpit sensing technologies at the Taipei AMPA 2026, as the company pushes deeper into edge computing and intelligent vehicle safety systems.

17 Apr

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Memory module maker Apacer beats full-year 2025 profit in first quarter, inventory climbs

April 17, 2026
By jeff

Memory module maker Apacer Technology reported its consolidated financial results for the first quarter of 2026, with revenue reaching NT$7.04 billion (approx. US$223 million), gross profit NT$3.47 billion, operating profit NT$2.31 billion, net profit NT$1.86 billion, and earnings per share (EPS) of NT$14.54. Revenue, gross profit, operating profit, and net profit all hit record highs for the quarter. Compared with EPS of NT$6.7 for the full-year 2025, Apacer’s first-quarter earnings alone have already exceeded last year’s total.

17 Apr

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Google reportedly in talks with Pentagon over classified use of Gemini AI models

April 17, 2026
By jeff

Google is in talks with the US Department of Defense that would allow the Pentagon to use the company’s Gemini AI models for classified purposes, according to The Information. If the deal comes to fruition, it could represent a deepening of ties between Google and the Pentagon, which is seeking AI partners after its falling out with Anthropic in recent months.

17 Apr

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Interview: AI compute startup TBC details biological computing platform linking living neurons and machine learning

April 17, 2026
By jeff

In an era where AI systems are rapidly scaling beyond the limits of traditional silicon, new experimental companies are beginning to question what “compute” itself should look like. One of the most unusual entrants is The Biological Computing Company (TBC), which proposes a hybrid model integrating living neurons with modern machine learning systems to enhance performance, efficiency, and adaptability. The idea sits at the intersection of neuroscience and computing.

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