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May
28
May
Sony True RGB TVs – Bravia 9 II and Bravia 7 II – are launched bringing studio-grade cinema home
28
May
Lenovo bets on on-device AI to lift business PC upgrades
Lenovo is betting that rising cloud AI costs and privacy risks will drive enterprises toward on-device AI, reshaping corporate PC buying and upkeep globally. The vendor’s 2026 AI agent system and ThinkPad hardware upgrades aim to cut costs, boost performance, and shape IT strategies across industries and regions.
28
May
Taiwan’s Tmytek files for public listing, pushes millimeter-wave chips into satellites, defense, and 6G
Tmytek, a Taiwan-based specialist in millimeter-wave phased-array technology, has formally filed for listing on Taiwan’s Innovation Board — a tech-focused public market for high-growth companies — becoming the first applicant for the exchange’s 2026 intake. The move comes as the company pursues a broad expansion into satellite communications, defense systems, and next-generation wireless infrastructure.
28
May
US kicks off non-semiconductor tariff relief for Taiwan under investment MOU
The US has begun implementing non-semiconductor tariff relief under the Taiwan-US investment memorandum of understanding, a move that will lower duties on Taiwanese auto parts, wood products, and aircraft components. The change could strengthen Taiwan’s exporters and reshape supply chains for global manufacturers and airlines that rely on these inputs.
28
May
FuriosaAI and Broadcom partner on AI inference platform for agentic computing era
South Korean AI chip startup FuriosaAI has announced a partnership with Broadcom to develop a next-generation AI inference platform aimed at large-scale agentic AI deployments, as demand grows for infrastructure optimized for AI reasoning and high-volume inference workloads.
28
May
Iteq sees AI data center demand lift M7+ CCL shipments
Copper clad laminate (CCL) maker Iteq held its 2026 annual general meeting on Thursday, with Chairman Dennis Chen saying that the continued deepening of generative AI applications, faster cloud computing and data center expansion, and steady growth in demand from new energy-related industries are boosting demand for high-end electronic materials and high-frequency, high-speed printed circuit board (PCB) markets.
28
May
Amazon and Snowflake expand alliance amid agentic AI race
Snowflake, the cloud data company at the center of the artificial intelligence boom, said on Wednesday that it would spend US$6 billion over the next five years on Amazon Web Services infrastructure, deepening a partnership aimed at helping corporations move from experimental AI projects to large-scale deployment of autonomous software agents.
28
May
Taiwan’s Thunder Tiger rejects China supply chain claims, advances to Phase II of US Drone Dominance Program
Taiwanese drone manufacturer Thunder Tiger, the first company in Asia to obtain the US Department of Defense’s (DoD) Blue UAS cybersecurity certification, has passed the first phase of evaluation for the US Drone Dominance Program (DDP) and has moved into the second phase.
28
May
ASE launches first automated PLP line, eyes 1H27 production
Advanced Semiconductor Engineering (ASE) has unveiled its industry-first automated panel-level packaging (PLP) system, a development poised to reshape global artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing supply chains by significantly improving chip integration speeds and manufacturing efficiency for AI data centers and cloud infrastructure providers.