Nvidia and nuclear energy startup Valar test microreactor to power AI data center
Singapore files additional fraud and money laundering charges in Nvidia-linked server case
Singapore authorities have filed additional fraud and money laundering charges against four individuals and brought fresh charges against four companies, as part of an investigation linked to the movement of servers that may have contained Nvidia artificial intelligence chips subject to US export controls. The case has been reported by multiple outlets, including CNA, The Straits Times, and Reuters.
Supermicro: We are cooperating with Taiwan, not under investigation
Supermicro has pushed back against media characterizations of this week’s events in Taiwan, saying the company is a cooperating party in the investigation rather than a target, and that misconduct, if any, lies with individual employees who have been suspended pending the outcome of the case.
India’s smartwatch leader enters smartphone market despite surging memory cost
Android brands continue lowering lower-end smartphone shipment forecasts as pressure mounts on chip suppliers
Micron and GM strike long-term memory supply deal for vehicles
China ICT vendor H3C enters new AI server chapter after Unisplendour leadership reset
Unisplendour has reset its leadership as H3C, its core ICT subsidiary, enters a tougher phase in China’s AI infrastructure buildout. Demand for servers, cloud systems, and computing networks is rising, but US chip controls continue to restrict China’s high-end AI server supply chain.
DDI makers look to smaller displays as NB and TV demand loses momentum in 2H26
Large-size display driver ICs (DDIs) were a key revenue driver for many DDI suppliers during the first half of 2026. Taiwanese manufacturers said early notebook inventory build-up beginning in the first quarter of 2026, together with television restocking ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, allowed large-size DDI shipments to outperform the traditional seasonal slowdown.