Full MSI MAG 321UP QD-OLED X24 specifications and features

The MSI MAG 321UP QD-OLED X24 debuted at CES 2026 earlier this month and is now fully unveiled with a detailed set of specifications. At the core of the new model is Samsung Display’s fourth‑generation QD‑OLED technology. The 31.5-inch panel uses a 5‑layer Tandem OLED structure powered by EL Gen 3, boosting light efficiency by 30% and enabling brighter highlights without compromising longevity…

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Reliance plans AI platform to bring language-first access to every Indian

Reliance Industries, led by billionaire Mukesh Ambani, unveiled plans for a new artificial intelligence (AI) platform under its Jio brand on January 11, designed to allow users to access AI services in their own language. The announcement, made at the Vibrant Gujarat Regional Conference in Rajkot, underscores Reliance’s push to scale AI infrastructure and applications nationwide.

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Samsung India business outlook brightened by AI and connected home offerings

Samsung Electronics is projecting a “positive and bright” business outlook for India in 2026, citing improving consumer sentiment and stronger spending momentum, according to JB Park, president and CEO of Samsung Southwest Asia. Speaking on the sidelines of CES 2026, Park said the company plans to expand its artificial intelligence ecosystem across appliances, mobile devices, and other premium consumer electronics in the country.

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Delta Electronics plans major manufacturing expansion in India to support ‘Make in India’ push

Delta Electronics India is set to significantly expand its manufacturing footprint in India, reflecting the company’s confidence in the country’s growing semiconductor and electronics ecosystem and its alignment with the government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative. The move builds on Delta’s longstanding presence in India, where the company has invested in R&D, industrial automation, and smart manufacturing solutions over the past decade.

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China takes cautious stance on US H200 chip export, prioritizes local chipmakers

The US government confirmed this week the conditions for exporting the H200 AI chip to China, reportedly including third-party lab testing before shipment to ensure compliance with AI technology standards. Additionally, the number of AI chips sold to Chinese customers cannot exceed 50% of those sold to US customers. Chinese buyers must also prove they have implemented sufficient security measures and that the chips will not be used for military purposes.

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