26
Jun
26
Jun
The MSI MAG 341CQP QD-OLED X28 pushes ultrawide speed to 280 Hz
26
Jun
CXMT listing signals acceleration of China’s memory self-sufficiency strategy amid global tech decoupling
CXMT’s IPO highlights the growing geopolitical fragmentation of the global semiconductor industry, strengthening China’s ability to finance domestic DRAM expansion and reduce reliance on foreign capital and technology. As supply chains increasingly split along regional lines, the listing reinforces Beijing’s push for memory self-sufficiency and reshapes competitive dynamics in global markets.
26
Jun
Alibaba chip unit T-Head triples registered capital amid AI push
Alibaba Group’s semiconductor design arm T-Head has more than tripled its registered capital, underscoring the Chinese technology giant’s growing focus on artificial intelligence infrastructure and domestic chip development.
26
Jun
Onsemi agrees to acquire Synaptics in US$7 billion all-stock deal
Onsemi has agreed to buy Synaptics in an all-stock transaction valued at about US$7 billion, a deal that could reshape the edge AI landscape across automotive, industrial, and connected devices. If completed, the merger aims to broaden global access to intelligent systems, software, and wireless technology.
26
Jun
Nexcom courts Nvidia, Qualcomm partnerships to scale edge AI integration
The robotics industry is moving from proof-of-concept projects to large-scale deployment. During Computex 2026, IPC maker Nexcom showcased its edge AI solutions at booths of major tech companies including Nvidia, Intel, and Qualcomm. Through product demonstrations, the company strengthened its positioning as a full-spectrum edge AI deployment partner, attracting interest from industry players seeking deeper collaboration and investment opportunities.
26
Jun
How Optivision is speeding up the shift from LCD optical films to high-end auto applications
As growth in the traditional consumer electronics market slows and industry competition intensifies, LCD optical film manufacturer Optivision Technology is accelerating its transition toward higher-value automotive applications. The company has reduced its production lines from 16 to 13 in response to changing demand dynamics in the display industry, aiming to optimize asset utilization and improve operational efficiency.
26
Jun
Supply chain dismisses Vera Rubin doubts, sees ramp from 3Q26
Nvidia GPU server supply-chain vendors say the product transition will finish in second quarter 2026, setting up an upswing from the third quarter as demand stays strong and partners race to keep up with orders. The upbeat view points to solid momentum in the second half of the year, even as Nvidia’s key component suppliers say they have been pushed “almost to the limit” by the pace of shipments.
26
Jun
Apple and Google consider adopting Chinese memory chips: three obstacles remain
As AI demand prolongs shortages in memory chip supply, global technology companies are increasingly turning to Chinese-made semiconductors. However, industry analysts believe that even if major tech firms are interested in adopting Chinese chips, translating that interest into actual supply agreements remains difficult due to several significant obstacles.
26
Jun
Europe aggressively pursues non-red supply chains; Thunder Tiger showcases unmanned combat systems in Poland
Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) manufacturer Thunder Tiger recently participated in the Taiwan Expo in Europe 2026 in Warsaw, Poland, showcasing its combat solutions. It said European markets are prioritizing non-red supply chains. In addition to establishing a presence in Ohio, the company has obtained multiple certifications and is integrating with Taiwanese suppliers to build a non-Red supply chain ecosystem.