Samsung boosts 2nm chip competitiveness with Hyper Cell tech
Qisda eyes second-half rebound but flags tariff and currency headwinds
Qisda forecast a modest recovery in the second half of 2025 but warned profits remain uncertain amid tariff and currency headwinds. The Taiwanese electronics and medical solutions company reported stronger second-quarter results across all business lines, with healthcare and intelligent solutions setting records. Healthcare revenue topped NT$7 billion (US$234 million) for a third consecutive quarter, while intelligent solutions reached NT$9.5 billion for the first time. Both segments are projected to sustain growth in the third quarter.
Nvidia’s HBM supply chain to undergo major reshuffle in 2026
Yageo raises Shibaura offer again, challenging MinebeaMitsumi
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Global automation enters next phase: AI reshapes factories, services, and jobs
Tesla’s Dojo dream short-circuits, pragmatism takes the wheel
Tesla’s once-hyped Dojo supercomputer project—touted as a bold leap into custom-built AI infrastructure—appears to have reached a dead end. CEO Elon Musk confirmed via social media that the Dojo team has been disbanded, calling Dojo 2 a “dead end.” However, he added that a potential “Dojo 3” could still emerge, possibly in the form of a single mainboard integrating a large number of AI6 system-on-chips.