Taiwan’s major rugged solutions provider Winmate is anticipating significant growth in the rugged notebook market. Fueled by the ongoing enterprise mobility trend and expanding applications across various industries, chairman Ken Lu predicts the company’s revenue will reach a new high in 2024 and double within the next 3-5 years

As Tata Electronics constructs India’s first commercial wafer fab in three decades, it plans to leverage this experience to develop additional fabs in the medium to long term. The company will likely partner with Tata Group companies to produce the first made-in-India chips by 2026.

The absence of Apple Intelligence at the iPhone 16 launch, coupled with delayed AI feature availability in many non-English-speaking countries until after 2025, presents potential headwinds for sales. Despite this, supply chain insiders remain confident that Apple’s global market base will remain relatively stable. To secure more orders, the supply chain must deliver timely, customer-focused services.

The recent unveiling of a new local deep ultraviolet (DUV) lithography machine model by China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has become a hot topic of discussion online in China. Amid circulating rumors that China has developed an 8nm lithography machine, industry experts are clarifying the actual state of China’s lithography technology progress.