China’s automotive market remains caught in an intense price war, with competition becoming increasingly cutthroat over the past two years. This has forced weaker brands out of the market one by one. Industry projections suggest that by 2025, the dust will begin to settle, revealing a new turning point.

Cable and connector maker BizLink expects steady demand for high-performance computing (HPC) and semiconductor production equipment (SPE) to drive growth in 2025, with chairman Roger Liang decidedly optimistic about quarter-by-quarter growth this year, in contrast with the cautious optimism held previously.

Oppo launched its flagship foldable smartphone, the Find N5, in Singapore on February 20. Billy Zhang, Oppo’s president of Overseas Marketing, Sales, and Services, noted that while foldable device shipments have fallen short of expectations recently, the product line holds substantial growth potential. He anticipates demand for foldable devices could double in the next three to four years.