Two weeks ago, LG unveiled a new-generation OLED gaming monitor from its UltraGear series – the 480Hz LG 27GX790A with DisplayPort 2.1, which also introduced the GX code in the naming nomenclature for the next model year. We discovered on NRRA’s website, that another LG UltraGear OLED gaming monitor has received certification, meaning that it will most likely debut during CES 2025 in the…
Revised Award Provides Up to $7.865 Billion in Direct Funding, Down from $8.5 Billion, to Support Intel’s $100+ Billion Expansion Plan Across Four U.S. States
The US Department of Commerce has awarded two significant grants under the CHIPS Incentives Program. The funding will go to BAE Systems and Rocket Lab to advance the country’s supply chain security in vital defense and space industry components.
Huawei’s product launch event took place on the afternoon of November 26, showcasing what it claims to be the “most powerful” Mate in history, along with the fourth iteration of Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance—”Maextro,” developed in collaboration with JAC Motors. This announcement comes just before the US is expected to announce an expansion of its restrictions against China, drawing significant attention from the public and industry observers.
DIGITIMES Research, by synthesizing supply chain information, regional market conditions, and analyzing global political and economic trends, forecasts that global smartphone shipments will reach 1,181.4 million units in 2024, marking a growth of 4.9%. Looking ahead over the next five years, there is an anticipated demand for feature phone users in regions such as India, Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa to upgrade to smartphones, while the ongoing deployment and expansion of 5G networks in these markets are expected to further drive their smartphone shipments. DIGITIMES Research estimates that the global annual shipment growth rate will range between 3% and 4%, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.6%.
Heightened US tariff policies are rattling the automotive industry, threatening higher vehicle costs. Industry insiders note that while the US mandates final assembly domestically, sourcing 20,000-30,000 components per vehicle locally is impractical. Tier 1 suppliers, with production hubs in Mexico, remain largely unaffected by policy shifts.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has rolled out a new portfolio anchored by the HPE Cray Supercomputing EX system, debuting the industry’s first fully fanless direct liquid cooling (DLC) architecture. The suite spans compute nodes, networking, and storage, alongside newly introduced software solutions.
Taiwan-based millimeter wave (mmWave) technology company TMYTEK is preparing to go public next year following a successful US$25 million Series B funding round that brought its total capital to US$54 million. The company has positioned itself as a key player in the emerging multi-orbit satellite communications market.