AOC has unveiled the C32G40ZE, a 31.5-inch curved gaming monitor designed to deliver speed, immersion, and visual clarity for competitive players. The new model, positioned as a high-performance eSports display, features a 1500R curved VA panel with Full HD resolution and a blistering 260 Hz refresh rate. Combined with a rapid 0.3ms MPRT response time and Adaptive-Sync technology supporting…

As mainstream automakers accelerate their push toward electrification and digitalization, an “invisible siege” from the digital world is rapidly closing in. Hackers are no longer just stealing data; they are exploiting vulnerabilities exposed during costly upgrades to automotive electronic/electrical (E/E) architectures, complicating the industry’s already high-stakes transformation.

Taiwan’s recent passage of amendments to three laws has sparked significant concern among energy companies about solar power development in the country. Industry players worry the new regulations will deter investors and further delay large-scale PV power projects. Adding to the challenges, newly established private gas power companies Chung Chia Power (CCP) and Jiu-Wei Power are canceling projects amid local opposition.

US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick previously proposed the idea of a 50–50 chip split between Taiwan and the US, but it is unclear whether this reflects Lutnick’s personal values or an official goal of President Donald Trump. Regardless, Taiwanese negotiators have denied discussing such an arrangement with the US. Based on TSMC’s ongoing production expansions in Taiwan, the US will not be able to reach that target for advanced process chip capacity during Trump’s term. Taiwan’s pace of capacity growth far outpaces the US’s capabilities.