Despite limited growth in the global automotive market during the first half of 2024, automakers continued rolling out new models, with the rising popularity of smart cockpits driving demand for larger in-car displays. More than half of all shipments now feature screens over 10 inches.
ASML Holding NV CEO Christophe Fouquet expects pressure will grow from the US to further restrict sales of semiconductor technology to China, the biggest market for the Dutch producer of chipmaking machines.
At the 2024 vivo Developer Conference, Vivo unveiled a new AI strategy, introducing a new 3 billion parameter terminal large model called 3B. This model enables features like call summaries, document outlines, intent understanding, and local knowledge graphs to operate effectively on terminals.
Samsung Electronics has launched bold restructuring efforts to boost competitiveness, forming a business task force to enhance R&D and explore new business avenues, according to Businesskorea.
The “crisis theory” surrounding Samsung Electronics has recently garnered widespread attention across various sectors in South Korea. The predicament faced by the country’s largest conglomerate not only threatens the company itself but could also impact society, industry, employment, and tax revenues as a whole nation.
TSMC’s financial report for the third quarter of 2024 has not only delivered impressive results, but its AI prospects have instilled high confidence in the market, subsequently boosting the operational outlook for semiconductor material distributors. However, opinions on non-AI sectors remain relatively mixed among industry players.
As a core component of electric vehicles (EVs), battery technology is crucial for enhancing performance and market competitiveness. During the 2024 Hon Hai Tech Day (HHTD24), the company showcased its latest battery innovations, while DIGITIMES Research conducted in-depth interviews to explore six breakthrough advancements in battery technology.
Rising AI startup MiniMax has launched mobile-focused AI products, attracting major Chinese smartphone manufacturers including Oppo, Xiaomi, and Honor as clients for its foundational AI large models.
Japan was once a global leader in semiconductors and consumer electronics but fell off the wayside during the 1990s. Taiwan in turn has emerged as a key partner in the AI, smartphone, PC, and future vehicle industries. Kenneth Tai, chairman of Zettabyte, noted that Acer’s founding was a turning point for Taiwan’s electronics industry, laying the groundwork for semiconductor growth.