Xiaomi QLED TV X Pro 2026 series is launched in India

Xiaomi India has launched the Xiaomi QLED TV X Pro 2026 series – a range designed to deliver a cinematic viewing experience at an affordable price. Available in 43‑inch, 55‑inch, 65‑inch, and a new 75‑inch variant, the series aims to appeal to both everyday viewers and home‑theatre enthusiasts: Xiaomi QLED TV X Pro 75 2026 – specifications Xiaomi QLED TV X Pro 65 2026 – specifications Xiaomi QLED…

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IEEPA tariff rollback offers relief, but Trump’s 15% tariff plan clouds outlook

The US government will halt the collection of tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) starting February 24, 2026, following a February 20 executive order titled “Ending Certain Tariff Actions.” While the rollback removes a major cost burden for importers, President Donald Trump’s plan to impose a broad 15% tariff on most global imports threatens to offset much of the relief, especially for the technology sector.

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Nokia patent suit triggers Germany sales ban on Acer and Asus PCs

Nokia recently initiated a patent lawsuit against Acer and Asus, obtaining an injunction from a German court that temporarily banned the sales of certain notebook and desktop products by both companies in Germany. Acer stressed its respect for intellectual property rights and stated it has prepared design-around solutions to quickly resume supply legally, minimizing the impact.

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Kioxia sells out 2026 NAND capacity as AI demand tightens global memory supply

As the global memory market tightens under the weight of artificial intelligence (AI) demand, Japanese NAND flash maker Kioxia Holdings has emerged as one of the clearest beneficiaries of the current upcycle, with its 2026 production capacity already fully booked and supply constraints expected to persist into 2027, according to KST Components, an electronic component distributor.

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Lenovo hits North American partners with price increases driven by memory shortage

Global memory supply shortages are forcing PC and server vendors to pass higher component costs on to customers, with Lenovo notifying North American partners of planned price adjustments on selected commercial client devices and server products from March 2026. Resellers were urged to order by February 25, 2026, and ensure delivery by February 28, 2026, to preserve current pricing.

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