US solar energy firms lay low as Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ sweeps through

The US Senate has proposed a complete phase-out of tax credits for solar and wind energy, as part of amendments to Donald Trump’s proposed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” However, as renewable energy industry insiders point out, most US-based manufacturers have paused operations since Trump returned to office, adopting a wait-and-see approach amid ongoing uncertainties.

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Exclusive: Understanding Taiwan is key to understanding the world, says MWC CEO

The 2025 Mobile World Congress in Shanghai (MWC Shanghai) officially opened on June 18, 2025. Just before the event, Francesc Fajula, CEO of Mobile World Capital Barcelona, made his first visit to Taiwan and granted an exclusive interview to DIGITIMES. He shared his views on the Shanghai exhibition and emphasized Taiwan’s critical role in the global technology ecosystem.

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Microsoft planning thousands more job cuts aimed at salespeople

Microsoft Corp. is planning to ax thousands of jobs, particularly in sales, as part of the company’s latest move to trim its workforce amid heavy spending on artificial intelligence.
The cuts are expected to be announced early next month, following the end of Microsoft’s fiscal year, according to people familiar with the matter. The reductions won’t exclusively affect sales teams, and the timing could still change, said the people, who requested anonymity to discuss a private matter.

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Nvidia’s NVL72 ‘s new rival in town: Huawei flips the script with CloudMatrix 384

Huawei’s CloudMatrix 384 supernode, powered by its Ascend 910 series AI processors, is positioning itself as a viable challenger to Nvidia’s newly launched GB200 NVL72, despite trailing in chip generation. According to a recent SemiAnalysis report, Huawei’s edge lies not in silicon specs, but in a fundamentally redesigned system architecture that prioritizes interconnect efficiency at scale.

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Alltek Technology projects steady AI and networking growth in 2025, eyes Southeast Asia as key driver

Taiwan-based IC distributor Alltek Technology anticipates stable growth in its AI and networking business sectors during 2025 despite currency exchange fluctuations and trade uncertainties, according to its latest shareholder meeting. The IC distributor continues to emphasize AI peripheral devices as a core business focus while pursuing expansion into Southeast Asia to bolster future growth amid a challenging market environment.

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