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Jun
Buima told shareholders at its annual meeting Wednesday that the company will focus on cost reduction and efficiency gains while expanding its green energy operations internationally as it works to emerge from a business downturn.
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Jun
Meta finalizes investment in Scale AI, recruits CEO to build AGI team
Meta has announced a finalized investment and strategic partnership with AI startup Scale AI, along with recruiting Scale AI founder and CEO Alexandr Wang to join Meta. Scale AI issued a statement revealing that Meta’s significant investment has pushed the company’s valuation beyond US$29 billion, while Wang will join Meta to work on AI-related projects but retain his board position at Scale AI. Going forward, chief strategy officer Jason Droege will serve as interim CEO, with Scale AI continuing independent operations.
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Jun
ATE Energy wins another Philippine energy contract, expanding Taiwan-Philippines engineering footprint
Following its 2024 acquisition of a local photovoltaic and energy storage project in the Philippines, ATE Energy recently secured two renewable energy bidding projects from the Philippine government, marking another milestone in advancing its presence in the country’s renewable energy sector.
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Jun
AMD confirms Samsung, Micron memory in MI350 chips in bid to break Nvidia’s grip on AI
AMD on June 12 officially confirmed that its next-generation AI accelerators—the Instinct MI350X and MI355X—will feature 12-high HBM3E memory supplied by Samsung and Micron. The confirmation marks a strategic win for Samsung, which has faced challenges qualifying its HBM3E for use in Nvidia’s AI chips.
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Jun
Foxconn’s strategic transformation: embracing AI and cloud collaboration with Google
At the Google Cloud Summit on June 12, Foxconn’s Information Officer, Kuo-chin Chang (transliteration), highlighted the company’s deepening collaboration with Google as part of its broader transformation strategy. Through AI-powered solutions, Foxconn is evolving from a manufacturing giant to a tech-driven innovator, aiming to redefine its position in the global supply chain. By leveraging Google’s cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and AI-driven data analytics, Foxconn is meeting its growing needs for enhanced global business management efficiency.
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Jun
Trump tariffs boost US lithium battery manufacturing
US President Donald Trump set up a tariff wall to protect and boost American manufacturing, particularly in key industries like electric EV power batteries and energy storage batteries. By focusing on these two critical sectors, Trump ensured that manufacturing would play a central role in shaping the future.
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Jun
Micron ships HBM4 to key customers, targets solid market share in 2025
As data centers face increasing demands for AI training and inference workloads, high-bandwidth memory (HBM) has become a critical competitive edge for memory manufacturers. Micron announced that its 12-layer stacked 36GB HBM4 samples have been delivered to multiple major customers. Utilizing the 1β DRAM process technology, mass production is expected to begin in 2026 to support customer growth on next-generation AI platforms.
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Jun
NYCU spinoff FaceHeart honored at VivaTech 2025, underscoring Taiwan’s solid academic R&D prowess in AI health tech
Taiwan’s AI health tech startup FaceHeart Corp., a spin-off from a research team at National Yang-Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU), has once again received international acclaim–this time in France at VivaTech 2025, Europe’s largest tech innovation event held in Paris from June 11 to 14.
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Jun
AMD and Andrew Ng advocate open AI ecosystem to empower global developers
At AMD’s Advancing AI 2025 event on June 13, AMD CEO Lisa Su and AI luminary Andrew Ng took the stage in a wide-ranging dialogue that emphasized the importance of democratizing AI through open ecosystems, developer empowerment, and broad access to computing resources. Their conversation underscored how AI is reshaping software engineering, education, and the job market—offering both immense opportunities and distinct challenges.
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Jun
Nvidia warns US chip curbs may boost Huawei in global AI race
On June 12, 2025, at VivaTech in Paris, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang issued repeated warnings that tightening US restrictions on AI chip exports to China may backfire, accelerating the rise of Chinese tech giant Huawei and potentially undermining America’s leadership in the global AI ecosystem. Huang emphasized that cutting off access to advanced chips may force China to double down on domestic alternatives—and succeed.