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Apr
Samsung Electronics has taken legal action amid escalating labor disputes with its union, filing for an injunction at a South Korean court on April 16, 2026, to prevent the union from illegally occupying key semiconductor facilities. Halting chip production at the company’s facilities could have ramifications for global semiconductor supplies.
20
Apr
Mirle, UAT form robotics venture for global expansion
Automation solutions provider Mirle announced plans to establish a joint venture with United Alloy-Tech Company (UAT), aiming to capture opportunities in the global automation and robotics market.
20
Apr
MSP+ eyes 2026 growth with new Yangmei plant, advances in Micro LED and CPO
Micraft System Plus (MSP+), a supplier of mass transfer and laser technology equipment, will officially open its new Yangmei factory in northern Taiwan in May 2026, significantly boosting production capacity for large-scale G4.5 and above laser devices. The company expects to benefit from the ramp-up of Micro LED equipment shipments, driving full-year revenue and profit growth while strategically positioning itself within the AI supply chain.
20
Apr
Open Cosmos wins Ka-band spectrum, targets sovereign LEO networks over mass connectivity
In the low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite market, the spotlight has largely been on major operators such as SpaceX’s Starlink and Amazon’s Project Kuiper. In early 2026, UK-based space technology firm Open Cosmos began drawing industry attention following an intense spectrum licensing battle.
20
Apr
Toyota Corolla’s standard ADAS raises global debate on subscriptions
A budget-friendly Toyota Corolla in the US offering standard, zero-cost advanced driver-assistance systems could reshape global expectations by undercutting automakers that rely on paid software subscriptions. The move intensifies pressure on manufacturers to include essential ADAS features at purchase and challenges the economics of subscription-based vehicle services and consumer attitudes worldwide.
20
Apr
AI agents are slipping past enterprise defenses
Palo Alto Networks warns that the rise of AI agents — now operating with human-like identities and largely through browsers — is reshaping enterprise practices worldwide and creating new governance and security challenges. Organizations face risks from data leakage, autonomous agent interactions, and inadequate browser controls, requiring new approaches to traceability and operational limits.
20
Apr
Geely’s AI-powered i-HEV challenges Toyota’s hybrid dominance
Geely Auto Group’s new intelligent hybrid electric vehicle platform promises to shake up the global hybrid market by consolidating smart driving, cockpit, and chassis functions into a single central controller, potentially lowering fuel consumption and challenging established hybrid leaders — while offering an alternative to full battery electric vehicles for consumers.
19
Apr
TCL RM7L RGB-Mini LED TVs specifications and features for Europe
19
Apr
TCL Q7D Pro SQD-Mini LED TVs specifications and features for Europe
19
Apr
Taiwan networking firms post strong 1Q26 results on data center, Wi-Fi 7 demand
Taiwan’s networking equipment makers reported stronger-than-seasonal performance in the first quarter of 2026, supported by demand from AI data centers and upgrades to Wi-Fi 7. Accton Technology, Sercomm and WNC each posted record revenue for the period. However, rising memory prices are beginning to pressure cost structures across the sector.