Intel has confirmed to South Korean media that it will proceed with its semiconductor glass substrate commercialization plans as originally outlined, dismissing reports of potential withdrawal amid operational challenges. The company reaffirmed its commitment to developing glass substrates, key to next-generation semiconductor manufacturing, despite recent market speculation linked to financial setbacks and workforce reductions.

The anticipated notebook replacement surge in 2025 did not materialize as projected, with the first half disrupted by the United States-China tariff retaliations affecting shipment schedules.

Taiwan’s Ennostar Group has announced a collaboration with international Tier 1 automotive supplier Valeo to co-develop industry-leading Mini LED exterior matrix display products, unveiling them for the first time at Germany’s IAA Mobility 2025, running September 9-14.

The Indian government is pushing ahead with its national green hydrogen initiative, aiming to meet nearly 10% of the world’s renewable hydrogen demand and position itself as a major exporter. Power and Renewable Energy Minister Shripad Naik said that 19 companies have been authorized to produce an annual capacity of 862,000 tons of hydrogen, while 15 firms have been allocated 3,000MW of electrolyzer manufacturing capacity, according to Nikkei.