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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2nm advanced process waste surges 13x, Techzone targets semiconductor ESG waste treatment market

As advanced semiconductor processes rapidly transition from 28nm to 3nm and 2nm nodes, more frequent chemical cleaning procedures are driving an increase in demand for liquid chemical waste treatment. Techzone Chairman Chen Li-Li said that semiconductor companies are currently pursuing two major approaches in response to ESG requirements: first, establishing outsourced waste treatment channels; and second, building in-house zero-waste centers to process waste within their own facilities. Both approaches involve close cooperation with Techzone.

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Kaori fuel cell orders extend to 1 year; expanding capacity in Taiwan and overseas

Fuel cells are emerging as one of the key solutions for future energy supply. Kaori Heat Treatment, one of the suppliers in the Bloom Energy supply chain, said that its fuel cell order visibility has extended from the previous six months to one year. To meet growing demand for fuel cells, liquid cooling systems, and plate heat exchangers, the company plans simultaneous capacity expansions in Kaohsiung, Taoyuan, Taiwan, and Thailand.

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Aleees shifts to in-house manufacturing after US order opens North American push

Taiwanese lithium-iron phosphate cathode maker Aleees is changing course after winning a major US order, moving away from licensing its technology and toward in-house production. The shift reflects tighter US supply-chain demands, rising demand from energy storage and artificial intelligence data centers, and growing competition among non-Chinese suppliers globally.

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