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Jun
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Jun
BenQ RD270Q brings coding-focused design, eye-care features, and 144Hz precision to developers
01
Jun
AOC Q27G4SLM6/WS debuts with a Mini LED Fast IPS display with a 360 Hz refresh rate
01
Jun
AOC Q27G4S6 is a 360Hz Fast IPS esports monitor for China
01
Jun
MSI PRO MAX 341QPXW14G and MSI PRO MAX 271UPXW12G debut at Computex 2026
01
Jun
Acer Predator X34 F1 is a futureproof Penta Tandem QD-OLED display for competitive esports players
01
Jun
The Acer Nitro XV345CKR P debuts at Computex 2026 with a 180Hz WUHD Mini LED display
31
May
AI demand and transport costs fuel continued price hikes in 2Q26
As the Middle East conflict escalates and demand for AI applications grows, product quotations continue to rise in the second quarter of 2026. Chen-Cheng Pan, chairman of silicone materials distributor Topco Scientific Materials, says upstream material shortages have also become severe. As applications in AI, optical communications, and robotics continue to expand, the proportion of revenue contributed by electronic materials is expected to increase further.
31
May
GIS takes AR and optical communication opportunities to pave transformation
Facing memory shortages and Sharp’s plan to shut down its Guishan K2 plant by the end of 2026, GIS chairman Hsien-Ying Chou said the company faces greater operational challenges in the second half of 2026. However, its transformation strategy is accelerating. Among its new businesses, optical waveguide products used in AI glasses and other applications began small-volume shipments in the first quarter of 2026, while its optical communications business is targeting advanced optical source packaging and testing services. Both new application areas are expected to gradually ramp up in 2027, creating new growth momentum for revenue and gross margins.
31
May
The humanoid race is no longer about the robot — it’s about who can deploy at scale
The conversation about humanoid robotics I observed over two days in Sunnyvale had a different quality from what I remembered a year ago. The demos were real. The deployments were live. The debate had shifted from “will this work” to “who gets to scale first” — and the answer is not obvious.