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Oct
Southeast Asia digital economy slows as consumers curb spending
Growth in Southeast Asia’s Internet economy is slowing after years of expansion, showing that even emerging digital markets aren’t immune to economic headwinds.
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Oct
Qisda regards demand pick-up in 2H23 as best-case scenario
A pick-up in demand starting the second half of 2023 would be the best-case scenario for most ICT players, against deflation as the worst state, according to Peter Chen, chairman of EMS provider Qisda.
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Oct
Japanese Tesla supplier to take on Chinese rivals to tap EV boom
Japan’s Sumitomo Metal Mining wants to start making materials for a cheaper type of electric-vehicle battery – containing no nickel – that’s poised for global popularity after storming the world’s top EV market, China.
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Oct
LandMark sees demand for 5G optical components rebound
LandMark Optoelectronics, which specializes in production of GaAs and InP epiwafers, has seen demand for 5G optical components from the telecom sector pick up in the second half of 2022, according to the Taiwan-based company.
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Oct
Samsung scion Lee takes helm of Korean technology empire
Samsung Electronics has named Jay Y Lee executive chairman of South Korea’s largest company, finalizing a long-anticipated elevation just as a supply chain crisis and escalating geopolitical tensions roil the world’s biggest chipmaker.
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Oct
AMD targets 5G opportunities in India with a strong local presence
Indian telecommunication companies have begun rolling out 5G services in the country. Several global technology companies find this an exciting opportunity to expand their presence here. One of them is the semiconductor giant AMD.
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Oct
Luxgen enters ‘reform primetime’ as it aims to be frontrunner in Taiwan’s EV market
With the global automobile sector entering the electric vehicle (EV) era, Taiwanese domestic automobile brand Luxgen is looking to leave behind its underwhelming past performances. With the horizontal planning of its parent group Yulon and the vertical integration of the Foxconn group, Luxgen hopes to be the frontrunner in Taiwan’s EV market.
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Oct
ARTC develops driving decision diagnosis system to enhance autonomous driving safety
Safety is the fundamental requirement of autonomous driving. The Automotive Research & Testing Center (ARTC) in Taiwan has developed a system that can diagnose an autonomous vehicle’s (AV) driving decisions and overrule them when necessary. The solution helps the car stay safe even encountering unexpected situations, ARTC said.
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Oct
MODA places over six thousand Chinese products under monitoring due to information security concerns
According to Her-ming Chiueh, deputy minister of Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA), there are already 6,496 ICT products from brands like Huawei and Lenovo placed under monitoring due to increasing concerns over information security for Chinese products.