TCL T6C specifications and pricing for the U.K.

TCL T6C is a series of 4K QLED TVs with Fire TV for the U.K. is an entry-level series of 4K QLED TVs for the U.S. for 2025. The new range offers screen sizes from 43″ to 85″, ensuring there is a perfect option for every home: TCL 85T6C – specifications; GBP 1299 TCL 75T6C – specifications; GBP 999 TCL 65T6C – specifications; GBP 749 TCL 55T6C – specifications; GBP 549 TCL 50T6C – specifications…

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China’s weaponizing of raw materials in tariff war could cripple US EV supply chain

US President Donald Trump has imposed several tariffs since taking office, resulting in retaliatory actions from several countries. The response from China has garnered the most attention, especially its export restrictions on key industrial raw materials, rare earth minerals, and magnets, which could significantly impact the fledgling electric vehicle (EV) supply chain in the US.

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GB300 system vendors’ shipments remain unaffected despite reports on initial design changes

Despite numerous headwinds currently facing the AI industry outlook, it is undeniable that the AI sector—especially AI servers—will continue to be a cornerstone of Taiwan’s ICT industry in 2025. For key players following Nvidia’s trajectory, including Foxconn, Quanta, and Wistron, AI servers are expected to drive their growth throughout 2025.

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China’s BOE reclaims growth edge as global display cycle flips bullish

BOE Technology staged a strong comeback in 2024 after two years of sluggish growth, with both its LCD and OLED segments driving a sharp rebound in revenue and profit. The company reported full-year revenue of CNY198.381 billion (approx. US$27.22 billion), up 13.66% year-over-year. Net profit attributable to shareholders jumped 108.97% to CNY5.323 billion, while non-recurring net profit surged 706.6% to CNY3.837 billion. Basic earnings per share came in at CNY0.14.

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Celestica smashes Q1 forecasts, lifts 2025 outlook as cloud and connectivity demand soar

Celestica, a leader in design, manufacturing, hardware platforms, and supply chain solutions, reported first-quarter 2025 financial results that decisively exceeded the upper end of its guidance. The company posted revenue of US$2.65 billion, representing a robust 20% year-over-year increase, propelled by broad-based strength across its key business segments. Adjusted earnings per share (non-GAAP) surged to US$1.20, a 45% jump from US$0.83 in the prior-year period, while adjusted operating margin reached a record 7.1%, up from 5.9% a year ago.

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