Microsoft launches superintelligence team to counter Meta
Germany’s auto market rebounds as Chinese EVs surge
Next-gen power systems aim to cool AI’s growing energy appetite
Google and Nvidia take the AI race into orbit with plans for space data centers
On November 2, local US time, Nvidia made history by sending its powerful H100 GPU into orbit for the first time. Just two days later, Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced that the company’s TPU chips would soon follow, signaling the start of an unprecedented new frontier — the race to build gigawatt-scale AI data centers in space.
AI bubble concerns mount amid 2026 shipment uncertainty
Taiwan’s machinery makers under pressure from Korean conglomerates and Chinese capital
As Taiwan’s machinery sector enters its 80th year in 2025, the industry is under growing strain from tariffs and currency volatility, forces beyond its control. With regional competition heating up, local manufacturers are reassessing how to stay competitive and sustain growth.
STM, Onsemi tackle soaring AI data-center power demand with new SiC and GaN tech
As GPU counts in AI servers soar, rack power consumption has reached record highs, straining data-center energy systems. In response, major European and US power semiconductor makers, including STMicroelectronics (STM) and Onsemi, are rolling out advanced power-management technologies to enhance efficiency, reduce heat, and lower overall system costs.