三星显示器：可折叠OLED面板通过50万次耐久性测试
7月22日消息，三星显示器公司周二表示，其最新的可折叠有机发光二极管（OLED）面板成功通过了50万次的耐久性测试，证明了该公司在柔性显示技术方面的进步。
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China’s grip on drone supply chain spurs South Korea to boost self-reliance
A recent surge in the cost of Chinese-made drone components has reignited concerns in South Korea over its overwhelming reliance on China for critical unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) parts. South Korea is accelerating efforts to boost domestic manufacturing capabilities and enhance collaboration with the US to fortify its drone industry and mitigate strategic risks.
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China’s RISC-V charge expedites: DAMO Academy, BOSC go deep on server-class and 16-core CPUs
China is accelerating its deployment of RISC-V architecture as US-China tech decoupling intensifies, aiming to build a fully autonomous semiconductor supply chain. At the 5th RISC-V Summit China in Shanghai, Alibaba’s DAMO Academy introduced new advances in its high-performance RISC-V platform under the XuanTie brand. Concurrently, the Beijing Institute of Open Source Chip (BOSC) confirmed system-level validation of its third-generation 16-core RISC-V processor, Kunminghu (Kunming Lake).
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Arm’s ASIC ambitions test loyalty of chip-making partners
Arm is reportedly considering re-entry into the application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) market, potentially positioning itself as a competitor to some of its key customers. Industry insiders note that this development, especially with a focus on artificial intelligence workloads, aligns with existing trends and is not unexpected.
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Nvidia and MediaTek delay AI PC launch to 2026 due to Microsoft OS hurdles and market headwinds
MediaTek and Nvidia have postponed the launch of their highly anticipated AI PC platform to the first quarter of 2026, supply chain sources say, citing a combination of delays in Microsoft’s operating system roadmap, ongoing chip revisions at Nvidia, and weakening demand in the overall notebook market.
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China’s drone export curbs rattle East Asian supply chains
Drones have become a dominant force on the battlefield in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, highlighted by Ukraine’s successful strikes on Russian air bases. The impact of these developments extends well beyond military engagements, disrupting global supply chains and accelerating a broader shift away from components manufactured in China.
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Synopsys strengthens India’s role with push for world’s first AI-based chip foundry
Synopsys is playing a key role in India’s growing semiconductor ambitions, partnering closely with Tata Electronics to support what may become the world’s first AI-based semiconductor foundry at Dholera in Gujarat.
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Softstar takes over Taiwan Mask Corporation
Softstar Entertainment has expanded its territory in recent years and actively deepened its presence in Taiwan’s key industries, covering diverse fields such as heavy electrical equipment, cybersecurity, semiconductor design, manufacturing, and distribution.
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Tenstorrent pushes RISC-V into AI’s fast lane with open chiplet strategy
The rise of AI and high-performance computing (HPC) is accelerating the adoption of RISC-V, the open-source instruction set architecture that is reshaping the global semiconductor landscape. At the recent 5th RISC-V Summit China in Shanghai, AI chip startup Tenstorrent unveiled its long-term open computing roadmap.
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Rising US production demands spur growth for Taiwanese auto parts firms
US President Donald Trump continues to emphasize his “Made in America” agenda, demanding that US automakers manufacture vehicles — and their components — entirely within the country. This renewed nationalistic manufacturing push is already being felt by auto parts suppliers, including several Taiwanese companies with operations in the US, who say customers are now urging them to ramp up production capacity or shift toward providing fully assembled modules.