Ardentec partners with Delta Energy for small hydropower collab to diversify green energy procurement

Semiconductor professional testing company Ardentec announced on July 1 that it has partnered with Delta Energy to launch an eight-year small hydropower green energy trading cooperation. The project is expected to generate up to 8 million kWh of green electricity, strengthening the company’s resilience in stable power supply management of renewable energy and enhancing its ability to respond to energy risks.

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WiseChip subsidiary UHydrogen enters green energy sector with AEM technology transfer from NCU

National Central University (NCU) and UHydrogen, a subsidiary of PMOLED display manufacturer WiseChip Semiconductor, have completed a technology transfer agreement involving key green hydrogen production technology. NCU has officially authorized UHydrogen to use its latest-generation Anion Exchange Membrane Water Electrolysis (AEM-WE) technology for hydrogen production.

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Intel plans to abandon in-house glass substrate development, shift to external procurement

According to Computerbase, under the leadership of new CEO Lip-Bu Tan, Intel might no longer push forward with in-house R&D of glass substrates but instead turn to purchasing ready-made solutions from specialized suppliers. This move is expected to help Intel accelerate the launch of viable products while diversifying risks and maintaining flexibility to switch suppliers.

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