Sony BRAVIA 2 II specifications and features for North America

The Sony BRAVIA 2 II is a series that’s launched specifically for North America – the U.S., and Canada, as well as for some Asian markets. It comprises a total of five models of 4K TVs with a Direct LED backlight and a 60 Hz refresh rate. They pack multiple essential features that make them great entry-level LCD TVs: Sony K-75S20M2 – specifications Sony K-65S20M2 – specifications Sony K-55S20M2…

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Sony BRAVIA 5 specifications and features

The Sony BRAVIA 5 is a series of 4K Mini LED TVs available globally and here we will discuss the TV specifications for North America and Europe with the UK. The prices for the UK are even out: Sony BRAVIA 5 specifications and features for the U.S. Sony K-98XR50 – specifications Sony K-85XR50 – specifications Sony K-75XR50 – specifications Sony K-65XR50 – specifications Sony K-55XR50…

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Philips OLED910 specifications and features

Philips unveiled its 2025 TV lineup at the end of January and is now gradually releasing the full specifications for each series. The Philips OLED910 series sits below the OLED950, both belonging to the Philips OLED+ lineup. The OLED910 TVs are three and share a lot in common with the preceding 2024 OLED909 series, however, the most important part is different – the display. Philips 77OLED910/12…

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Commentary: Trump’s new tariffs mirror China and India’s push for industrial self-reliance

Trump’s second-term trade agenda marks a sharp departure from his first, shifting from focusing on reducing the US-China trade deficit to reshaping global supply chains favoring domestic manufacturing. While agriculture was central to his first-term negotiations, his latest tariff policy prioritizes industrial self-reliance, mirroring China and India’s industrial policies.

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Trump’s tariff shock: Quanta hit hard, Wiwynn and Inventec catch a break

The implementation of equal tariffs by the US has taken the industry by surprise, leading to significant changes in the server supply chain. Initially, original design manufacturers (ODMs) affected by increased tariffs on Mexico were expected to face severe impacts; however, this new wave of equal tariffs has resulted in a reduced shock for them. Conversely, ODMs producing in Taiwan and Thailand are now facing fresh challenges.

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Tata Electronics appoints semiconductor veteran KC Ang to lead manufacturing push in India

Tata Electronics has made a significant move to bolster its semiconductor manufacturing ambitions by appointing industry veteran KC Ang as President and Head of Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing. Ang, bringing over three decades of experience in the semiconductor sector, will assume his new role in 2024, reporting directly to Tata Electronics CEO Randhir Thakur, according to the Economic Times and Mint.

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Trump tariffs spare no country; Asia and Europe are hit harder

President Donald Trump is imposing tariffs on US trading partners worldwide, his biggest assault yet on a global economic system he has long bemoaned as unfair.
Trump said Wednesday he will apply a minimum 10% tariff on all exporters to the US and slap additional duties on around 60 nations with the largest trade imbalances with the US. That includes substantially higher rates on some of the country’s biggest trading partners, such as China — which now faces a tariff of at least 54% on many goods — the European Union and Vietnam.

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Wistron accelerates US expansion as US announces 32% tariffs on Taiwan

In a move against the US reciprocal tariffs, Taiwan-based Wistron Corporation has announced a substantial investment in a new US subsidiary focused on AI product manufacturing. The decision, revealed alongside a flurry of strategic financial moves, underscores the company’s efforts to mitigate potential trade barriers and capitalize on the growing AI market.

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Ecocera targets third-generation semiconductor packaging, aims for 10% revenue share by year-end

Ecocera, a prominent manufacturer of ceramic circuit boards, is experiencing enhanced operational performance as it leverages the increasing demand for automotive lighting substrates. This growth is highlighted by Chairman Wanshun Zhou, who outlined the company’s focus on expanding its market share within the lucrative automotive headlamp sector. In addition, Ecocera is making strides in the field of third-generation semiconductor packaging. Despite revenue from this sector comprising only 1% of the current figures, the company anticipates an increase to 10% by the end of 2025. This projected growth comes as new technologies make the transition to small-scale production and begin shipments to packaging clients.

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