Samsung Electro-Mechanics has begun mass production of advanced package substrates for Qualcomm’s first data center AI accelerator, extending the companies’ supply relationship from mobile and PC chips into server-class semiconductors, ZDNet Korea reported.
Dutch semiconductor metrology specialist Nearfield Instruments has secured US$380 million in Series D funding, marking the largest fundraising round ever completed by a deep-tech company in the Netherlands.
Infineon and InnoScience are escalating their global GaN patent dispute across the US, Germany, and China, with each side scoring wins in infringement suits that are already affecting real-world sales. Sources familiar with the matter say the latest rulings are effectively pushing the two companies into separate market territories.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is moving into volume production of AI servers built around its latest custom chip, Trainium 3, setting up Taiwan suppliers across cooling, assembly, and slide rails for a shipment ramp that could extend into early 2027, according to supply chain sources.
ViewSonic has released a new esports gaming monitor in China – the ViewSonic VX27G26-2К-9. The model is based on a 27-inch Fast IPS display panel with a QHD resolution (2560 x 1440 px) and a three-sided micro-border design. The screen has a native refresh rate of 320 Hz and is overclocked to 340 Hz. This refresh rate is supported by both HDMI 2.1 ports and DisplayPort 1.4 inputs. The monitor…
ViewSonic VX27G60Z-2K-5 is the latest QD-OLED offering by the brand for China. This model combines the high-end visuals of OLED screens with a staggering-fast refresh rate to offer a single solution to users who are looking for both treats. The QD-OLED display panel has a QHD resolution spanning a 26.5-inch canvas with native 10-bit color depth and a Quantum Dot color nanocoating layer…Demand in the passive component market has rebounded alongside the rapid buildout of AI data centers. While Japanese suppliers continue to lead in technology, their capacity expansion has struggled to keep pace with AI-related demand, driving order spillover to Taiwan-based manufacturers.
Demand for high-end fiberglass cloth is surging on the AI boom, and orders from copper-clad laminate (CCL) customers are leaving the world’s two largest suppliers, Nittobo and Taiwan Glass, short of capacity. In particular, low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) and low Dk2 products remain the tightest, with supply-demand gaps now expected to last through 2027.
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