Foldable iPhone centers on South Korean OLEDs for supply in 2026
BenQ Materials unveils medical strategy, eyes 50% revenue share
Super El Niño and AI power demand boost fuel cells
The rising chance of a 2026 super El Niño, combined with surging power demand from AI data centers, is intensifying pressure on power systems and the grid. Bloom Energy said in a new report that on-site power generation is the answer for meeting data center electricity needs, and suppliers such as Kaori and Acbel Polytech are also upbeat on fuel-cell demand.
China’s Starlink challenger Qianfan seeks US$740M backers for LEO satellite expansion
Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology (SSST, also known as Ambandha), operator of China’s Qianfan low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite internet constellation, has launched a new funding round as the country’s commercial space sector transitions from proof-of-concept to scaled deployment.
Nvidia targets robot safety as humanoids edge toward factory floors
Getting humanoid robots into factories and warehouses has always depended on two things: making them smart enough to be useful and safe enough to work alongside people.
WeMo bets on asset-light, open-platform model to scale Taiwan’s MaaS ecosystem and drive growth for the next decade
NYCU, Phison join forces to build AI heterogeneous computing resource management platform
Fulltech sees low DK2 shipments rising, starts M9 quartz cloth certification
Huawei renews Wi-Fi 6 patent push, putting networking equipment makers on alert
Huawei has continued to pursue patent litigation against networking equipment makers in Europe in recent years, with its latest case targeting a Taiwanese vendor. Sercomm recently disclosed that its German subsidiary, Sercomm Deutschland GmbH, had received a lawsuit from Huawei over certain Wi-Fi 6 products sold in Germany and other markets.