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May
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May
2026 Samsung M80H Mini LED TVs specifications and pricing for Europe
05
May
2026 Samsung M70H Mini LED TVs specifications and prices for Europe
05
May
Ardentec’s Longtan plant to start AI ASIC testing in 3Q26
Ardentec’s Longtan plant is set to begin taking AI ASIC wafer-probing orders in the third quarter of 2026, as the semiconductor testing provider moves to capture spillover demand from foundry strategic partners.
05
May
South Korea eyes memory-led AI order against Nvidia
As AI shifts from training to inference and from single-task use to multi-agent collaboration, South Korea’s semiconductor industry is seeking to recast the market around memory rather than GPUs. South Korean academia and industry figures say the AI era will be defined by memory architectures, with the country aiming to build its own framework and challenge an order long dominated by Nvidia.
05
May
SEMICON SEA 2026: Delta showcases AI-enabled smart manufacturing
Delta Electronics presented its latest AI-enabled smart manufacturing solutions at SEMICON Southeast Asia 2026, underscoring its efforts to advance efficiency, precision, and scalability in semiconductor packaging production amid intensifying industry demands.
05
May
Tesla AI5 dual sourcing may not mean equal weight for Samsung
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that the company’s in-house AI5 chip has completed design tape-out and entered a critical pre-production validation stage. The move has drawn renewed attention from supply chains in Taiwan and South Korea as Tesla builds a scalable computing infrastructure for vehicles, AI training systems, and humanoid robots.
05
May
E Ink to launch major e-paper zone at COMPUTEX with 40 partners
E Ink Holdings is making its COMPUTEX debut in 2026 with a 1,170 square-meter showcase featuring 40 ecosystem partners. The e-paper industry zone will demonstrate color e-paper and smart surface technology to global manufacturers and retailers.
05
May
As Nvidia goes to zero in China, Beijing races to fill the void
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the company’s share of China’s data-center computing market has dropped to zero. The admission underscores how US export controls are reshaping the country’s AI chip sector — and how urgently Beijing is moving to localize its semiconductor supply chain, from processors to silicon wafers.
05
May
Another Qualcomm exec joins Intel to lead PC and physical AI unit
Intel has announced that it has appointed Alex Katouzian as head of its Client Computing and Physical AI Division. With this hire, Intel seeks to align its consumer PC business with physical AI applications spanning robotics and AI -enabled devices.