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AOC 27G11ZE goes official with a 260Hz FHD Fast IPS display
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Sep
AOC AGON Pro AG276QSG with NVIDIA G-Sync technology and a 360Hz QHD IPS display goes official
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Sep
Will Samsung follow in Intel’s footsteps and spin off its wafer foundry business?
Intel is currently facing an unprecedented crisis and recently decided to spin off Intel Foundry (IF), hoping to revive its foundry business by adopting TSMC’s “no competition with customers” model. This move has raised industry discussions about whether Samsung Electronics might follow suit.
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Sep
Acer subsidiary secures major workstation order from BHEL
Altos Computing, a subsidiary of Acer, has successfully secured a significant order for workstations from Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), a prominent state-owned enterprise in India. Notably, the workstations are assembled locally in India, supporting the country’s ambitions for developing its electronics manufacturing sector.
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Sep
LTPO backplanes trends upward after gaining favor from Huawei, Apple
Before 2020, almost all smartphones incorporated LTPS technology for their AMOLED panels. However, many manufacturers are turning to LTPO, especially now that generative AI (GenAI) integration is gaining popularity.
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Sep
iPhone 16 sales fall short, LGD faces challenges
Apple’s iPhone 16 has seen lower-than-expected initial sales, deepening concerns for South Korean display manufacturers. According to recent reports from South Korean media, LG Display (LGD) is facing particularly severe challenges.
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Sep
US defense delegation seeks drone partnerships in Taiwan amid new industry alliance
In a significant move to strengthen defense ties, a US drone and counter-drone delegation recently visited Taipei, exploring supply chain collaboration with Taiwan’s burgeoning unmanned aerial systems (UAS) sector. Simultaneously, Taiwan launched the “Taiwan Excellence UAS Global Business Alliance,” bringing together 50 companies to expand its drone industry’s international footprint.
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Sep
Climate change threatens national security: why reducing defense emissions is essential?
The defense sector has long been a significant contributor to global carbon emissions, and now, according to Dr. Shr-Yi Chin, an expert in sustainability and carbon management, it’s time for the industry to face the challenge head-on. Speaking on the topic of sustainability, he emphasized the urgent need for the defense industry to take serious action toward reducing its carbon footprint, which is responsible for a significant portion of many nations’ overall emissions.
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Sep
Huawei improves AI quality control in smart medicine
Huawei’s recently released Medical Technology Digitalization 2.0 Solution implements AI-assisted diagnosis and intelligent quality control, enabling precision healthcare and hierarchical diagnosis and treatment. The tech giant has also developed wearable devices using in-house systems and new hardware, aiming to help consumers build healthier lifestyles.