ViewSonic VX27G60Z-2K is the fourth monitor from the QHD VX27G60Z lineup that’s been launched in the past eight months. This particular model has a 26.5-inch QD-OLED display with a QHD resolution and a 240Hz refresh rate. The native 10-bit color depth panel covers 99% of the DCI‑P3 color gamut, ensuring accurate, saturated color reproduction for both gaming and content creation. HDR performance…The US International Trade Commission’s final determination against Innoscience has been upheld following the conclusion of the Presidential Review Period, confirming that the Chinese GaN chipmaker infringed a patent held by Germany’s Infineon Technologies.
Alan Wei Zhaolun, an executive at Aperia Group, pleaded not guilty in a fraud case alleging that he and three others illegally misrepresented themselves to obtain servers containing Nvidia chips before rerouting them to China. He has been accused by Singaporean prosecutors of money laundering and other charges, as Singapore emerges as a hub for illicit AI chip flows to China.
China’s sodium-ion battery sector is drawing intense attention as surging lithium carbonate prices lift lithium battery production costs. But Chinese media say the market is already showing a split between “big-company heat and small-company chill,” and that large-scale production could expose new material shortages.
PCB maker Zhen Ding said June revenue climbed to a fresh 2026 high, extending strong year-over-year growth as demand for AI-related high-end applications continued to build.
Strong AI demand lifted Quanta’s revenue to a record high in June 2026 and pushed second-quarter sales to a new peak, with servers serving as the main growth driver and notebook shipments also contributing. Quanta shipped 4.5 million notebooks in June, up 28.57% from the previous month, bringing second-quarter notebook shipments to 11.5 million units, compared with 10 million in the first quarter.
A US emergency order to stabilize electricity supplies during an extreme heat wave has underscored a deepening structural imbalance in the country’s power system. As aging grid infrastructure struggles to keep pace with rapidly rising AI-driven electricity demand, Taiwan’s power equipment manufacturers are seeing stronger order momentum and extending backlog visibility in North America.
Unimicron Technology has priced a large overseas depositary receipt sale that could affect global investors monitoring Taiwan’s electronics supply chain and semiconductor-related financing trends. The deal, which will fund foreign-currency purchases, is expected to reduce interest costs and strengthen the company’s balance sheet, with potential benefits for shareholders worldwide.
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