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May
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May
Acer ProCreator PE270XT is a 5K monitor for professional creators
20
May
Acer ProCreator PE320QK X is a 240Hz 4K QD-OLED professional desktop monitor with a DP 2.1 port
20
May
MSI MAG 242R X60N is showcased at Computex 2025
20
May
Tariffs cloud notebook outlook, but mobile chip demand stays hot
Following the significant impact of reciprocal tariffs imposed by the US, the chip inventory status for two major consumer electronics products—notebooks (NBs) and mobile phones—has shown distinctly different trends.
20
May
Leadership change at Nanya PCB as AI, cloud drive 2025 strategy
Nan Ya Printed Circuit Board Corp. (Nanya PCB), a leading Taiwanese IC substrate manufacturer, announced on May 19 that Chairman Chia-chau Wu will step down following the company’s annual shareholders meeting on May 27. The board is expected to name a successor in the near term.
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May
From cold benches to courtroom benches: A tale of two chip visions
The year 2025 marks a significant moment for the Chinese-speaking semiconductor industry, presenting a striking contrast.
20
May
Foxconn, Thales explore chip and satellite ventures in France
Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) and France’s Thales Group have signed two memoranda of understanding (MOUs) aimed at potential cooperation in the semiconductor and satellite sectors. The announcements were made during the Choose France summit, hosted by President Emmanuel Macron to attract foreign investment.
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May
Computex 2025: Pegatron flexes liquid-cooled GPU racks built for AI data center era
Pegatron Corp. is making its biggest appearance to date at Computex 2025, unveiling a standalone booth to showcase its latest rack-mounted solutions designed for increasingly complex AI and data center workloads. Senior Vice President and CTO Yean-Jen Shue noted that as AI demands grow, infrastructure must evolve to support higher performance, greater efficiency, and robust thermal management.
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May
DRAM prices surge in AI Boom; Samsung and SK Hynix set to benefit
The global surge in DRAM prices, combined with the increasing momentum of artificial intelligence (AI) development in the Middle East, positions South Korea’s memory chip giants—Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix—to benefit significantly from the renewed growth in the semiconductor sector. With both companies at the forefront of this market shift, they are set to capitalize on the rising demand for advanced memory solutions driven by AI innovations and broader technological trends.