Hisense expands its CanvasTV lineup with new larger sizes

Hisense is expanding its CanvasTV lineup with new 75-inch and 85-inch models allowing consumers to embrace even bigger screen experiences without sacrificing style. Featuring Hisense’s premium picture technologies, anti-glare Hi-Matte display, and ultra-slim wall mount for near-zero gap installation, these new sizes continue the brand’s mission of delivering elevated home entertainment that…

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2025 Hisense U9, Hisense U8, Hisense U7, and Hisense U6 ULED series go official

Hisense has unveiled its 2025 ULED lineup comprising a total of four series. The lineup introduces a suite of intelligent enhancements that refine every detail for a more immersive experience. Expanded local dimming and advanced Quantum Dot (QLED) technology ensure deeper blacks, richer colors, and improved brightness that adapts to any household. For gamers, AI-driven motion processing, refresh…

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Uni-President Group strengthens e-commerce presence with Yahoo Taiwan acquisition and PChome Online investment

Uni-President Group, a major Taiwanese conglomerate, has made significant moves to strengthen its foothold in the e-commerce space, announcing recent acquisitions of Yahoo Taiwan’s e-commerce business and a 30% stake in PChome Online, Taiwan’s largest online retailer. This strategic investment also grants Uni-President two seats on PChome’s board, aligning with the company’s broader business expansion goals.

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Mundus Smart Energy enters Japan with 2MW grid-scale storage coming online by year-end

Mundus Smart Energy, a subsidiary of Taiwan’s Lealea Group, is expanding into Japan’s high-voltage battery storage market with seven approved projects totaling 14MW. The installations span key economic zones including Tokyo, Kyushu, and Hokkaido. Two 2MW sites in Saitama Prefecture are scheduled to go online by the end of 2025, marking the company’s first operational assets in Japan.

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Samsung and SK Hynix profits set to soar with memory chip market recovery

As the memory chip market re-enters a favorable cycle, industry forecasts predict that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix’s operating profits in 2025 could surge by 40% compared to previous predictions. Samsung’s operating profit is expected to reach KRW41 trillion (US$28 billion), returning to levels seen during its peak years. SK Hynix will likely achieve a historic high, with operating profits possibly reaching KRW29 trillion.

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