Trend Micro sees high AI cybersecurity interest but limited orders

Trend Micro predicts that enterprise protection priorities in 2025 will be closely linked to AI technology development, but the market for actual implementation is still in its early stages. General Manager Bob Hung said that while customer inquiries about AI cybersecurity solutions are very high, actual order volumes remain limited. At this stage, revenue contributions still primarily come from traditional cybersecurity products.

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2026 Sony Bravia 9 II and Bravia 7 II True RGB TVs suggested launch period and prices, new specs

@salivaxiu has announced updated information about the 2026 Sony True RGB TVs, along with an alleged launch period and prices. This time, he wrote the information in English, so we don’t get lost in the translation. Thank you for the tip! Sony Bravia 9 II rumored specifications, prices, and availability The first update concerns the Sony Bravia 9 II (XR90M2 / XR9M2) series, and it says that the…

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LG 27GX790B is launched with a dual-mode 4th Gen OLED display supporting up to a 720Hz refresh rate

The LG 27GX790B is a high-end 27‑inch OLED gaming monitor from the LG UltraGear series for the Chinese market that was launched today. It pairs blistering speed with OLED contrast, promising pro‑level responsiveness and vivid HDR visuals for competitive players and content creators alike. LG 27GX790B specifications The 27GX790B features a 27-inch 4th Generation OLED display panel with LG…

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HP OMEN OLED 27q with a 240Hz QHD OLED display bags key certifications

An upcoming gaming monitor by HP has received a TÜV Rheinland certification for its hardware-level low blue light solution and Korea’s Energy Agency certification. The certification pages state that the monitor features a 26.5-inch QHD OLED display with a 240Hz refresh rate and reveal its design. The majority of gaming monitors with such a display use a QD-OLED display panel and WOLED panels are…

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SK Hynix restructures global operations amid reported HBM4 production delay

SK Hynix announced a comprehensive organizational restructuring to expand its global research network and reinforce its leadership in the high-bandwidth memory sector. The strategic shift comes as a ZDNet Korea report indicates the South Korean chipmaker may postpone mass production of its next-generation HBM4 chips due to timeline changes for Nvidia’s Rubin AI accelerators.

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Cable makers see short-term gains from rising copper prices

Amid the recent surge in copper prices, cable maker Taya points to potential short-term benefits from inventory appreciation, but long-term profits will still depend on inventory management and adaptability. Meanwhile, competing cable firm Walsin Lihwa notes that the company’s comprehensive hedging mechanisms will help maintain stable gross margins, and the impact has been limited due to the long-term nature of most cable contracts.

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Research Insight: strong momentum expected for data center AI chip packaging in 2025-2030

According to the latest report published by DIGITIMES Asia, global data center AI chip shipments are projected to grow from 30.5 million units in 2024 to 53.4 million units in 2030. This data center AI chip category includes high-end and mid-range GPUs, application-specific AI chips (such as Google’s TPUs), AI server CPUs, and networking/interconnect-related chips (e.g., Switch ASICs/rack-scale-up Interconnect Chips/DPUs & NICs).

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