Infinitix signs Sarawak AI pact to expand Southeast Asia cloud services

Taiwan-based AI infrastructure software provider Infinitix signed a memorandum of understanding with Sarawak Information Systems Sdn. Bhd. (SAINS) to jointly promote AI infrastructure, GPU private cloud and AI cloud services in Malaysia and across Southeast Asia. The agreement was announced as both sides outlined plans to build a sovereign AI and AI Cloud ecosystem centered on a new computing model called a Token Factory.

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Hisense U7S Pro brings premium Mini LED performance to Europe with 165Hz gaming

The 2026 Hisense U7S Pro series has been available in Europe for more than a month, but it deserves an “at-a-glance” article since Hisense manages to squeeze into it high-end tech and features into it and produce TVs that do not cost an arm and a leg. Hisense 85U7S Pro – specifications; EUR 2035 Hisense 75U7S Pro – specifications; EUR 1835 Hisense 65U7S Pro – specifications; EUR 1195 Hisense…

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Palo Alto Networks says AI agents are driving demand for identity security

AI agents are changing enterprise operations and raising new cybersecurity risks, with identity authentication emerging as a key concern for IT teams. According to Palo Alto Networks, 99% of companies are now using autonomous, conversational and generative AI tools, while machine identities in corporate networks have already outnumbered human employees.

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Column: Compute is no longer the AI bottleneck. Memory is — and suppliers know it

After the semiconductor index nearly doubled in the first half of 2026 before a sharp pullback, the central question is whether the industry’s AI-driven growth cycle has already peaked. This analysis examines the sustainability of the AI semiconductor boom, the outlook for memory and ASICs, and the geopolitical risks reshaping global supply chains.

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Coretronic’s second quarter revenue topped NT$10 billion as display weakness persisted

Coretronic’s latest sales update signals a mixed picture for the global electronics market, with demand improving in energy-saving products but lingering weakness in imaging. For international readers, the results highlight how tariffs, exchange-rate swings, and geopolitical risks continue to shape supply chains and customer demand across devices worldwide.

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South Korean startup CSO eyes global Earth observation market as optical payload heads for orbit

South Korean space optics startup CSO is preparing to launch its high-resolution optical payload aboard DaejeonSat, a domestically developed CubeSat scheduled to lift off on South Korea’s Nuri launch vehicle in the second half of 2026. The mission is expected to serve as a key in-orbit validation milestone as the company expands beyond its Kazakhstan Satellite Constellation program into the European and North American Earth observation markets.

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