Taiwan-based Kenmec Mechanical Engineering celebrated its 50th anniversary on January 24, 2026, marking a significant evolution from a traditional engineering contractor to a technology platform leader. Under founder and president Frank Hsieh and chairman Kevn Hsieh, the company is positioning itself around four core sectors—smart manufacturing and logistics, semiconductors, public infrastructure, and AI robotics—which form the basis of its growth strategy through 2026.

China’s computing power supply chain is starting off 2026 in the dumps. Not only is demand for computing power surging while accelerator card resources remain scarce, but even vendors holding cash and searching for spot supply are unable to secure goods. The market is currently in a state of extreme supply-demand imbalance. Furthermore, Cailian Press has cited sources from channel distributors indicating that distributors in China who originally dealt in graphics cards have now shifted into the memory business under the lure of high profits. As a result, gray industrial chains have emerged, and the problem of “fake memory” has become increasingly more common.

The artificial intelligence boom is creating an unprecedented energy crisis. As AI data centers proliferate worldwide, electricity demand is surging faster than supply can keep pace, forcing governments and industries to rethink power infrastructure on a massive scale.