Lenovo Yoga Pro 27UD-10 goes on sale redefining creator-focused monitors

As promised, Lenovo launched the Yoga Pro 27UD-10 priced at USD 1500 in time for February’s start. This is a high‑end monitor crafted as a natural extension of the Yoga ecosystem and tailored for creators who depend on accurate color reproduction and fluid multi‑display setups. Positioned as a flagship model, it blends advanced calibration features, professional imaging capabilities, and a modern…

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Realtek expects networking to drive growth in 2026 amid PC market challenges

Realtek Semiconductor outlined its outlook for the first quarter and full year of 2026 during its January 27, 2026, earnings call, highlighting networking applications as the key growth driver amid ongoing challenges in the PC market. The company anticipates robust demand and specification upgrades in networking, particularly driven by AI developments and the adoption of Wi-Fi 7.

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Lam Research hits US$20.6 billion revenue high, sees 2026 WFE spending at US$135 billion

Lam Research, a leading supplier of semiconductor manufacturing equipment dubbed the “US version of ASML,” capped off fiscal 2025 with stellar performance, fueled by surging AI demand. The company reported full-year revenue of US$20.6 billion, a 27% year-over-year increase, alongside record gross margins of 49.9% and operating margins of 34.1%.

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SK Hynix reportedly converts Icheon DRAM lines as supply crunch boosts margins

The global memory market is moving into a phase that looks increasingly different from past cyclical upswings, as demand tied to artificial intelligence, robotics, and autonomous systems continues to strain supply. With conventional DRAM prices firming and capacity expansion remaining cautious, major memory makers are reshaping production strategies to protect margins rather than pursue volume growth.

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Greatek hits full capacity on AI-driven flip chip, QFN packaging demand

Powertech Technology (PTI) and its subsidiary test and assembly firm Greatek jointly held an online investor conference to discuss future operations. Greatek president Yu-Chang Chi said that driven by sustained demand from AI and memory customers, flip chip and QFN packaging lines have reached full capacity. Bumping packaging capacity is also expected to be fully utilized in the coming quarters, leading to a positive outlook for first-half 2026 performance.

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