The Eizo ColorEdge CS3200X is a 31.5-inch 4K monitor built for modern creators

The Eizo ColorEdge CS3200X is a brand-new color‑management monitor designed to give creators a larger, sharper, and more accurate digital canvas. Positioned as the first 31.5‑inch 4K model in the ColorEdge CS Series, the display brings professional‑grade precision to photographers, videographers, designers, and visual artists seeking a dependable reference monitor for modern workflows. Eizo…

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Hinge maker Jarllytec expands into optical communications, targets AI server demand

Jarllytec said operations rebounded in March 2026, driven by shipments of new hinge components for Chinese foldable smartphones. In the near term, shipment peaks for these products, alongside new notebook models from US clients, are expected to support steady growth in the second quarter. The company reported March revenue of NT$637 million (approx. US$20 million), up 40% month-over-month but down 36% year-over-year.

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Chenbro Micom sees AI-driven hardware surge bolstering global data center deployments

Chenbro Micom’s strong March and first-quarter 2026 results underscore accelerating global demand for data center hardware driven by end-user AI, suggesting broader supply-chain and infrastructure implications for cloud providers, enterprises, and regional production strategies as companies scale up servers, storage, and networking gear to meet worldwide AI workload needs.

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ODMs erase seasonal slump as notebooks and AI servers drive March surge

Electronic ODM makers’ surge in March revenue, driven by accelerated notebook orders and booming AI server demand, erased the typical first-quarter slump, with implications for global device supply chains and enterprise AI deployments. As major assemblers outperform expectations and reshape shipment and stocking patterns heading into the second quarter of 2026, component markets are poised to benefit.

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Column: Embodied AI reshapes real-world automation marks ChatGPT moment for robots

Large language models (LLMs) have demonstrated three surprising capabilities in recent years: generalization—providing reasonable answers to unseen questions; multitasking—handling programming, translation, financial analysis, and legal interpretation within a single model; and reasoning—breaking down complex problems into stepwise solutions. Together, these abilities have triggered a paradigm shift in the digital world.

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