LG unveiled its renewed 2025 LG QNED Evo TV lineup featuring new proprietary wide color gamut technology, a true wireless viewing experience that transmits 4K 144Hz images without loss of picture quality or delay, AI-enhanced picture and sound processing, and an ultra-personalized AI-based customer experience via webOS 25. The 2025 QNED lineup will also now range from 40 to 100 inches as LG is…
The National Radio Research Agency of South Korea has finally certified the 2025 Samsung QD-OLED and OLED TVs. For the next model year, they will be grouped into three series. The top tier is dubbed Samsung S95F and as we discovered earlier, it will include model sizes up to 83 inches. The Samsung S95F series will feature both QD-OLED and WOLED panels for one and the same size class. Our research…
In addition to the 2025 Samsung QD-OLED and OLED TVs, the NRRA of South Korea certified the brand’s 2025 4K Neo QLED TVs with Mini LED – Samsung QN95F, Samsung QN90F, Samsung QN83F, and the Samsung QN80F. The NRRA website displays the certifications of the 65″ QN95F/QN90F models and the 65″, 55″, and 50″ QN80F/QN83F models. In 2024, there weren’t S80D models. Whether the S80F/S83F will be…
Taiwan-based Wistron, a leading electronics manufacturer and Apple supplier is set to begin operations for its US$24.5 million investment in Ha Nam Province, Vietnam.
US-based IC backend house Amkor Technology is advancing its US$1.6 billion factory in Bac Ninh, Vietnam. However, it expects much fewer employees to be required for the facility inaugurated in October 2023.
Zhipu AI, a Chinese artificial intelligence unicorn specializing in large language models (LLMs), has secured CNY3 billion (US$412 million) in its latest funding round—its second this year. According to Caixin, new investors include strategic and state-backed entities, alongside existing participants like Legend Capital. The proceeds will support the development of Zhipu’s Generalized Language Model (GLM) series, strengthening its position in the AI industry.
Multiple delays in the production of Nvidia’s flagship Thor smart driving chip have forced XPeng to reconsider its adoption for 2025 vehicle models. Wallstreetcn reports indicate that the setbacks are raising concerns about Nvidia losing key automaker partners.