LinkCom leans into AI networking and high-power power modules to drive growth

LinkCom Manufacturing held its 2026 annual general meeting and said rapid AI adoption is driving demand for its magnetic components in high-speed networking, AI data-center power, silicon photonics power systems and LEO satellite ground receivers, and that the firm will pursue AI-related opportunities. The meeting outlined a medium- to long-term strategy focused on AI applications, high-power power modules and smart module solutions to convert technology into revenue growth.

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Apple clears Samsung Display and LG Display OLED modules for iPhone 18 Pro series

Apple approved OLED modules from Samsung Display and LG Display for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, signaling progress toward the company’s 2026 iPhone rollout, according to The Elec. The suppliers received final production approval for vertical OLED modules, and both are producing the modules on backend processing lines in Vietnam, industry sources said.

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As SpaceX plans more launches, Eson seeks to scale satellite parts business

The global low-Earth orbit satellite industry is moving from buildout to volume growth, with the pace of launches accelerating and supply-chain demand expanding. Eson Precision Industries, a long-term supplier of mechanical parts for the low-Earth orbit satellite chain, expects its operating structure to improve markedly from the second half of 2026 as orders for low-Earth orbit satellites and AI servers advance in tandem.

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Niching targets higher margins as heat spreader orders extend through year-end

Advanced packaging is driving demand for heat spreaders, and semiconductor packaging and testing materials supplier Niching Industrial said its acquisition of Ming Chun Yuan Micro Precise Technology is expected to boost its revenue and profit structure, while order visibility from major customers, including leading packaging and testing companies, has extended to the end of the year.

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Taiwan Power ends three-year losing streak in 2025, but posts NT$9 billion loss in early 2026

Taiwan Power reported a NT$9.0 billion loss in the first four months of 2026, executives said at the company’s shareholders meeting on June 26, attributing the shortfall to a spike in international energy prices following the outbreak of hostilities between the US and Iran. The utility said recent signs of a US-Iran de-escalation, along with the possibility of natural gas price cuts by CPC Corp, could help narrow the deficit, and it maintained a 2026 target to limit full-year losses to within NT$28.0 billion.

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Taiwan water treatment firm rebrands to chase chip-grade purification demand

Hongyi International, an OTC-listed environmental engineering company, has formally rebranded as Tianyi Water & Energy Solutions, marking a strategic shift toward a fully integrated ESG platform that combines water treatment, renewable energy, and environmental engineering. The company is positioning itself to serve both traditional manufacturing and the rapidly expanding high-tech sector, with a particular focus on semiconductor-grade water systems driven by advanced membrane technologies.

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The Shooter Gaming Monitor 27 by GRAPHT targets FPS plays with 320Hz speed and HDR1000 precision

MSY has announced the launch of a new gaming monitor under its GRAPHT brand – The Shooter Gaming Monitor 27 a.k.a. GRAPHT GRT090-2732DML. The display is now on sale, with pre‑orders already open through the GRAPHT Official Store, Amazon’s Gaming Center by GRAPHT, and major electronics retailers across Japan. The Shooter Gaming Monitor 27″ introduces a combination of a 320Hz refresh rate, a QHD…

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The Shooter Gaming Monitor 24″ by GRAPHT launches with a 360Hz QD-Mini LED display

The Shooter Gaming Monitor 24 a.k.a. GRAPHT GRT085-2536DML is the first MSY product in its new THE SHOOTER series under the GRAPHT brand. The monitor is now on sale through the GRAPHT Official Store, Amazon’s Gaming Center by GRAPHT, and major electronics retailers across Japan. The Shooter Gaming Monitor 24″ is a next‑generation display that addresses the core visual demands of competitive…

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