Samsung Electronics, with its sixth-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM4), uses base dies produced by Samsung Foundry. As Samsung’s HBM4 competitiveness rises, the market expects the performance of Samsung Foundry to improve in tandem. Increased HBM4 sales not only boost the memory business but also drive foundry revenue, demonstrating Samsung’s advantage as an integrated device manufacturer (IDM).

The Indo-Pacific region has become the world’s most critical theater for both technology manufacturing and geopolitical competition. As military tensions escalate across East Asia, executives are increasingly questioning whether their supply chains can withstand potential disruptions.

The LG 27GX790B is a high-end 27‑inch OLED gaming monitor from the LG UltraGear series for the Chinese market that was launched today. It pairs blistering speed with OLED contrast, promising pro‑level responsiveness and vivid HDR visuals for competitive players and content creators alike. LG 27GX790B specifications The 27GX790B features a 27-inch 4th Generation OLED display panel with LG…

Amid the recent surge in copper prices, cable maker Taya points to potential short-term benefits from inventory appreciation, but long-term profits will still depend on inventory management and adaptability. Meanwhile, competing cable firm Walsin Lihwa notes that the company’s comprehensive hedging mechanisms will help maintain stable gross margins, and the impact has been limited due to the long-term nature of most cable contracts.