India emerges as the world’s largest market for AI chatbot adoption
Global auto sales set for modest rebound in 2026, Garmin executive says
Global automotive sales are likely to edge higher in 2026, returning roughly to pre-pandemic levels, but the industry should not expect a swift or robust recovery, according to Jay Shen, managing director of the Garmin Asia Auto OEM Group. While demand is improving compared with 2025, he said, structural pressures and policy uncertainty will continue to weigh on growth.
Foxconn’s quantum advancement earns UNESCO recognition
Exporting to survive: inside China’s overcapacity crisis
The global auto industry is entering an unusual phase of expansion—one driven less by strategic ambition than by the need to survive. China’s automakers have unleashed a surge of exports that, at first glance, looks like an aggressive push into overseas markets. Beneath the surface, however, lies a harsher reality: cutthroat competition at home and a deepening structural overcapacity that is leaving many firms with few viable alternatives.
Taiwan eyes orbital rocket by 2034, inspired by South Korea’s success
South Korea’s privately led rocket program, NURI (KSLV-II), completed its fourth successful launch on November 17, reaching an altitude of 601.3 kilometers and entering orbit—a milestone that has sharpened debate in Taiwan over its own ambitions in space.
Taiwan academics seek to break through SiPh yield bottlenecks
Biren targets Hong Kong’s first GPU listing after US$890M losses
Shanghai-based Biren Technology has cleared its Hong Kong listing hearing, positioning itself as Hong Kong’s first listed domestic GPU pure-play and a key test for China’s capital-intensive AI chip sector.