11
May
11
May
2025 LG QNED92 QNED evo TVs specifications and prices for the U.S.
11
May
2025 LG QNED9M QNED evo Mini LED 4K Smart TVs specifications and prices for the U.S.
09
May
BenQ PV3200U is a new 31.5″ 4K monitor for video editing
09
May
Aplex expects gradual recovery in 2025, eyes stable growth into 2026
Aplex Technology chairman Chad Lee acknowledged a slowdown in the industrial PC sector in 2024, influenced by uncertainties in US trade policies. Customers are hesitantly adopting a wait-and-see approach, prompting Aplex to adjust its product strategies. The company anticipates a gradual recovery through the launch of new projects throughout 2025.
09
May
Philips 25M2N5200U is here with a 390Hz FHD Fast IPS display
09
May
WITS initiates acquisition plan to seek second growth curve
Wistron ITS (WITS) chairman and CEO Ching Hsiao pointed out that the model launched by DeepSeek brings a dawn of AI popularization, driving more AI applications. This will be a key area for WITS to leverage. The company expects AI-related revenue to increase from 12–15% in 2024 to 20%. At the same time, WITS will also launch an acquisition plan, with results expected before the end of the year.
09
May
Lee Jae-Yong’s 10-year smart M&A strategy builds Samsung’s technology ecosystem
Over the past decade, Samsung Electronics executive chairman Lee Jae-Yong has leveraged global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) to transform Samsung into a “technology-first” company. Rather than pursuing large-scale deals, Lee has focused on strategic acquisitions that strengthen core technologies. These efforts have laid the foundation for Samsung’s competitiveness in semiconductors, automotive electronics, AI, and display sectors.
09
May
US and UK reach breakthrough trade agreement as Trump signals strategic realignment
On May 8, US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer jointly announced the near-finalization of a long-anticipated bilateral trade agreement between the United States and the United Kingdom.
09
May
TSMC sets April revenue record at US$11.55 billion; YTD tops US$33 billion
TSMC, the world’s top contract chipmaker, posted consolidated revenue of NT$349.57 billion (approx. US$11.55 billion) in April 2025, up 22.2% from March and 48.1% from a year earlier. The figure exceeded the NT$300 billion mark and surpassed the previous monthly record of NT$314.24 billion set in October 2024. April marked TSMC’s 16th straight month of annual revenue growth.