Hyundai reportedly deepens push into automotive semiconductors with Samsung, Intel ties

As part of its broader effort to strengthen competitiveness in the next generation of vehicles, Hyundai Motor Group is accelerating its transformation toward software-defined vehicles (SDVs)—a shift that includes not only the development of in-car software platforms but also a strategic move toward in-house automotive semiconductor development.

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Joint modules key to electric machinery alliance targeting humanoid robot market

The robotics supply chain states that at the current stage of humanoid robot development, mechanical components—primarily critical parts—account for about 50% of the total cost, with joint modules averaging around 40%. Recognizing joint modules as the crucial element in humanoid robot development, Taiwanese manufacturers are focusing on R&D of these “joint modules,” launching cross-industry collaborations or alliances and taking action behind the scenes.

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As Microsoft doubles down on AI, Azure Space is relegated to the sidelines

As Microsoft intensifies its focus on artificial intelligence, several non-AI-related divisions have faced significant cuts — with the Azure Space satellite initiative reportedly among the latest casualties. While the tech giant confirmed that Azure Space has not been fully discontinued, several of its products have been retired or shifted in scope. The number of employees affected by these changes remains unclear.

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GUS Technology enters Vietnam drone market with high-performance battery system debuting in September

GUS Technology is targeting the rapidly growing drone market with its proprietary battery cell technology and system design capabilities, which will be officially showcased in September this year. As GUS Technology notes, the company has already secured a drone project in Vietnam and will continue its collaborative efforts in Taiwan’s industrial ecosystem to further propel the visibility of Taiwan’s drone industry.

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