SK Group weighs pausing SK Siltron sale as AI chip demand lifts wafer strategy

SK Group is reportedly placing AI and semiconductors at the center of its next round of business restructuring, prompting a fresh internal review of the strategic value of SK Siltron, a major global silicon wafer maker. The planned sale of SK Siltron, once seen as a move to improve SK Group’s financial structure, now faces uncertainty as the group reconsiders whether to push ahead with the deal.

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MediaTek denies rumored EMIB adoption timeline

MediaTek denied a foreign report about a timeline for adopting Intel Corp.’s embedded multi-die interconnect bridge packaging at a recent investor event and said its supply-chain strategy remains focused on TSMC. The clarification came after a Goldman Sachs research note, and media coverage suggested MediaTek had set tape-out and mass-production dates for a project using Intel EMIB-T packaging.

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Gigabyte AORUS Elite FO27Q24GK is launched with a 240Hz QHD WOLED display

The first model from the brand-new Gigabyte AORUS Elite gaming monitor lineup has just been officially unveiled. The Gigabyte AORUS Elite FO27Q24GK is a 27‑inch WOLED monitor built for players who want cutting‑edge motion performance, premium HDR, and the deep contrast only OLED can deliver. At the center of the FO27Q24G is a glossy 27‑inch WOLED panel running at a native QHD resolution of 2560 x…

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Gigabyte AORUS Elite FO27Q28G is a 280Hz Tandem WOLED gaming monitor debuting at Computex 2026

The Gigabyte AORUS Elite FO27Q28G is the second model from the new AORUS Elite series. The model features a 27‑inch WOLED display panel with a QHD resolution, a blistering 280Hz refresh rate, and an ultra‑low 0.03 ms response time. More specifically, the FO27Q28G uses a glossy WOLED panel built on LG Display’s Tandem OLED architecture, a multi‑layer design that boosts brightness, improves…

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Acer chair says AI agents could reignite PC demand

Acer and Taipei Computer Association (TCA) Chairman Jason Chen said Nvidia’s AI PCs, designed specifically for agentic AI functions, point to a new usage model in the AI era and could create fresh demand in the PC market. He said the PC industry, which had been stuck in stagnation or decline for years following a pandemic-era boom due to a shift toward working and studying from home, now has a chance to rebound as AI shifts from training to inference.

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