Foxconn eyes double-digit revenue growth in 2026, driven by AI servers and smartphones
Foxconn chairman Young Liu said on March 6 that 2026 is expected to be “a very good year” for the company, with full-year revenue projected to grow at a double-digit rate from approximately NT$8.1 trillion (approx. US$253 billion) in 2025, provided there are no major uncertainties.
AP Memory expands S-SiCap capacity as chipmakers shift toward custom memory
Nvidia’s LPU push could reshape inference economics as OpenAI signals major buy
Humanoid robots hit new limits as touch sensing, safety standards slow deployment
February EV registrations reveal new market dynamics in Taiwan
Apple’s US$599 MacBook Neo uses A18 Pro, partly due to supply constraints
Apple’s newly introduced MacBook Neo, a low-cost laptop priced from US$599, uses the A18 Pro chip instead of the newer A19 Pro, according to a report from Wccftech, which attributed the decision partly to supply constraints affecting advanced semiconductor manufacturing nodes.
AW 2026: how AX is advancing traditional automation
Automation World (AW) 2026 has concluded at COEX in Seoul, marking a turning point regarding hardware-centric automation. As the industry faces pressures from demographic shifts, supply chain volatility, and changing regulations, the event served as a global stage for the transition toward physical AI and Software-Defined Automation (SDA).
Europe’s automakers brace for energy and logistics shocks from Middle East tensions
Rising tensions in the Middle East are adding a new layer of uncertainty for the global automotive industry, raising the risk that geopolitical disruptions could once again ripple through production costs, energy supply and logistics networks.