China and Europe power EV market as global growth cools

The electric vehicle market is entering a new phase of moderation after years of explosive expansion. Speaking at DIGITIMES’ Techtonic Shift: Outlook 2026 Technology Trends Forum on December 3, 2025, senior analyst Jessie Lin outlined how China and Europe continue to drive the industry forward even as growth rates decelerate and the US market stalls amid shifting federal policy.

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ChatGPT faces intensifying pressure from Google’s Gemini 3 and Anthropic as AI competition accelerates

Since its launch on November 30, 2022, OpenAI’s ChatGPT has reshaped global technology, productivity, and capital markets, becoming the world’s most popular AI chatbot. Despite its continued dominance, ChatGPT now faces significant challenges from Google’s Gemini 3 and Anthropic’s rapidly growing presence in enterprise AI.

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Taiwan’s AIDC licenses US navigation software for GPS-denied drone operations

Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation (AIDC) is advancing its push into unmanned systems, announcing a new partnership with US-based Vantor Technologies to license its Raptor Guide software—technology designed to enable precise navigation in environments where GPS is unavailable or jammed. The deal grants AIDC integration and distribution rights, allowing the company to support domestic drone makers with testing, validation, and technical services.

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Lingsen rides AI-driven memory test surge, expanding capacity and adjusting prices

Taiwan’s dedicated chip backend house Lingsen Precision Industries is stepping up capacity expansion and price adjustments as AI-fueled demand for memory chip testing accelerates. President Tse-sung Tsai noted that unresolved global tariff policies could present risks into 2026, but said long-term growth momentum for memory testing remains strong as AI adoption widens.

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Taiwan’s Anli’s drone program reaches mass production, setting stage for 2026 expansion

Anli International Chairman Chen-Kun Hsu says the company’s push into two major markets—automotive components and server hardware—is beginning to take shape. At the same time, Anli’s drone program has moved successfully from development into volume production and shipments, demonstrating that the company is strengthening its cross-disciplinary integration capabilities and its expertise in high-precision structural parts.

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