Hisense E7Q Pro specifications and features for Europe

The Hisense E7Q Pro is very much positioned as the U7Q Pro but uses a Direct LED backlight with Quantum Dot Color technology instead of a Mini LED one. It comprises the following five models: Hisense 100E7Q Pro – specifications Hisense 85E7Q Pro – specifications Hisense 75E7Q Pro – specifications Hisense 65E7Q Pro – specifications Hisense 55E7Q Pro – specifications The Hisense E7Q Pro QLED TVs…

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Hisense E7Q specifications and features for Europe

The Hisense E7Q are affordable 4K QLED TVs that span in sizes from 85″ to 43″ with a total of seven models: Hisense 85E7Q – specifications Hisense 75E7Q – specifications Hisense 65E7Q – specifications Hisense 58E7Q – specifications Hisense 55E7Q – specifications Hisense 50E7Q – specifications Hisense 43E7Q – specifications Even though the series name suggests a close relation to the E7Q Pro…

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Has Intel finally found its foundry-savvy CEO with Lip-bu Tan?

For the first 45 years after Intel’s founding, from its first CEO Robert Noyce to its fifth, Paul Otellini, the company focused on perfecting the IDM (integrated device manufacturing) model. The “Intel Inside” campaign became a global success, cementing Intel’s position at the top of the semiconductor industry. It wasn’t until 2013 when Brian Krzanich became Intel’s sixth CEO that the company made its first tentative steps into foundry services.

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Watch: A 10-minute recap of Trump’s “kind” reciprocal tariff plan

In his “Liberation Day” speech on April 2, former U.S. President Donald Trump singled out key players in the global tech and trade landscape — including TSMC, its chairman C.C. Wei, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, and notably China’s President Xi Jinping — as he unveiled a sweeping reciprocal tariff plan aimed at bringing manufacturing back to America.

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Hyundai expands SUV lineup with updated Tucson L and upcoming Mufasa in Taiwan

Nan Yang Industries, the official distributor of Hyundai Motors in Taiwan, has unveiled a refreshed version of its popular Tucson L SUV and announced plans to launch the all-new Mufasa model in late May or early June 2025. This strategic expansion of Hyundai’s SUV lineup underscores the company’s commitment to capturing a larger share of the competitive Taiwanese automotive market.

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AUO Display Plus, E Ink to kick off large-format ePaper production by late 2025

AUO Display Plus, a subsidiary of AUO, and E Ink Holdings have signed a term sheet to form a joint venture focused on scaling up the production of large-format ePaper modules. Backed by an NT$390 million (US$11.75 million) investment, AUO Display Plus will hold a 51% stake and E Ink 49%. The new production line will be built at AUO’s Longtan Science Park facility in Taoyuan, with production slated to begin in the fourth quarter of 2025.

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Jabil Unveils cutting-edge transceivers to power AI and data centers with Intel Tech

Jabil has introduced advanced transceivers capable of transmitting data at speeds reaching 1.6 Terabits per second, aimed at addressing the increasing demand from sectors such as artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads, high-performance computing, and data center connectivity. These transceivers, utilizing Intel Silicon Photonics technology, support data transmission of 200 Gigabits per lane across both electrical and optical interfaces. They are available in three variants—DR8, DR8+, and 2xFR4—allowing data centers to double their bandwidth capacity without needing infrastructure changes, while also maintaining low energy consumption.

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