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WT Microelectronics and WPG post record 2025 revenues driven by AI momentum

January 13, 2026
By jeff

Leading IC distributors WT Microelectronics and WPG reported strong revenue growth in 2025, fueled by robust demand from AI and data-center sectors. WT Microelectronics posted a record annual revenue of NT$1.18 trillion (approx. US$37.3 billion), up 22.8% year-over-year, while WPG neared the NT$1 trillion mark with NT$999.12 billion in sales, growing 13.47% year-over-year.

13 Jan

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DeepSeek V4 update: Conditional memory reshapes large-model efficiency

January 13, 2026
By jeff

DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng has published a new paper with a research team from Peking University, outlining key technical directions for next-generation sparse large language models. The study is widely viewed as an early look at the architecture behind DeepSeek V4.

13 Jan

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Nvidia denies requiring Chinese customers to prepay for H200 chips

January 13, 2026
By jeff

Nvidia said it does not require customers to make upfront payments for its H200 artificial intelligence chips. The statement pushes back against a Reuters report claiming the company had imposed unusually strict commercial terms on Chinese buyers amid regulatory uncertainty.

13 Jan

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Nvidia and Eli Lilly launch joint AI lab to advance drug discovery and manufacturing

January 13, 2026
By jeff

Nvidia and Eli Lilly and Company have announced the formation of a joint AI co-innovation lab to apply artificial intelligence to drug discovery, development, and manufacturing, as pharmaceutical companies increasingly turn to advanced computing to improve research productivity and reduce development timelines.

13 Jan

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Micron warns AI memory crunch to last until 2028 as Idaho fab crawls online

January 13, 2026
By jeff

The global AI boom is pushing the memory industry to its limits. Demand for DRAM and high-bandwidth memory (HBM) continues to rise, while supply remains constrained, with Micron warning that meaningful relief is still years away.

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CES 2026: AI smart homes shift appliances into proactive household managers

January 13, 2026
By jeff

At CES 2026, the smart home has moved beyond simple “connectivity” into an era of “proactive service,” evolving from command-driven devices into home assistants that can anticipate needs and make decisions autonomously.

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CES 2026: The auto industry’s AI boom meets growing doubts

January 13, 2026
By jeff

The exhibition halls brimmed with visions of the future: autonomous vehicle cabins designed for emotional interaction, humanoid robots capable of perceiving their surroundings with uncanny depth, and increasingly sophisticated in-car AI systems promising to redefine mobility. The spectacle suggested an industry on the brink of transformation.

13 Jan

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CES 2026: Chinese humanoid robots dominate the spotlight

January 13, 2026
By jeff

Humanoid robots emerged as a centerpiece of CES 2026 this week as the world’s largest technology trade show pivoted from traditional consumer electronics toward the commercialization of embodied artificial intelligence. Leading hardware developers and a surge of Chinese manufacturers used the event to signal that robotic assistants are moving from experimental prototypes toward viable industrial and domestic tools.

13 Jan

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LG debuts CLOiD home robot at CES 2026

January 13, 2026
By jeff

At CES 2026, LG unveiled several innovative products, but the spotlight was on its global debut of the household robot CLOiD. This home robot is an evolution of LG’s 2018 CLOi series, featuring upgraded robotics technology and aligning with CES 2026’s “Zero Labor” vision to tackle the last mile of automated household chores—such as placing food in the oven or removing and folding laundry.

13 Jan

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China’s reusable rocket makers set their sights on SpaceX’s cost edge

January 13, 2026
By jeff

After completing a Series A funding round in January 2025, SEPOCH (also known as Jianyuan Technology), a Beijing-based private aerospace company, moved quickly to translate capital into concrete infrastructure. The company has begun construction in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, of a medium- to heavy-lift liquid rocket assembly, testing, and recovery complex with a total planned investment of CNY5.2 billion (approx. US$745 million).

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