2026 LG QNED93 evo, QNED87 evo, QNED8E evo, and other QNED evo series pricing and availability for Germany

LG’s 2026 QNED lineup centers on three or four tiers, and for Germany and Europe, respectively, these gravitate around the LG QNED93 evo (and variants), LG QNED87 evo (and variants), LG QNED83 / QNED82 evo, and LG QNED81 / QNED8E evo. 2026 LG QNED93 evo series The flagship 2026 LG QNED93 evo series uses a Mini LED backlight with 144Hz 4K panels, the α8 AI Processor Gen3, and introduces an…

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AP Memory expands S-SiCap capacity as chipmakers shift toward custom memory

AP Memory expects growth momentum to extend into 2026, with revenue visibility already exceeding the typical six-month outlook seen in previous years. Tight supply in the global memory market has prompted customers to secure supply earlier than usual. Although rising memory wafer costs may pressure margins, the company expects gross margin to remain around 45%.

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Humanoid robots hit new limits as touch sensing, safety standards slow deployment

The “brain” of humanoid robots has shown promising advances in artificial intelligence. Yet, perception and physical coordination remain rudimentary, and moving from prototypes to practical use will confront three significant barriers: an overwhelming data burden and tactile sensing gaps, stringent safety requirements, and an absence of tested rules and commercial pathways. This combination will slow broad deployment and raise liability and security concerns.

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February EV registrations reveal new market dynamics in Taiwan

According to the latest vehicle registration data released in early March 2026, Taiwan’s auto market saw a sharp drop of nearly 40% in total vehicle registrations to about 22,000 units in February, due to fewer working days from the Lunar New Year holiday. However, the electric vehicle (EV) segment displayed a pronounced “watershed” effect, with certain models bucking the general trend and reshaping the competitive landscape for 2026 between domestic and imported EVs.

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Explainer: Why the Pentagon’s move on Anthropic matters for the AI supply chain

The high-stakes game of chicken between Silicon Valley and the Pentagon escalated into a formal legal war on March 6. Following a week of social media threats and collapsed negotiations, the Department of Defense has formally notified Anthropic PBC that the company and its products are officially deemed a “supply chain risk,” a designation typically reserved for foreign adversaries.

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