How will people live 30 years from now? From the perspective of startup Meredot, wireless charging will become part of our daily lives

The global supply chain for semiconductors is undergoing far-reaching changes due to the geopolitical influence of major countries

As many countries are building up their semiconductor supply chains, Veolia Water Technologies, a global leader specializing in water treatment technologies and services, is seeing opportunities in the industry's need for water and energy efficiency while required to meet individual companies' carbon-neutral targets

In the past, it was the chip that created the user's needs, but when hardware has little room to expand for running Artificial Intelligence (AI) models while the difference between each generation of chips gets smaller and smaller, it's the Operating System (OS) and applications that decide the winner in the AI PC, AI smartphone and AIoT era, said DIGITIMES Research analyst and project manager Joyce Chen

Geosat's CEO Max Lo talks to DIGITIMES Asia about the Jackal controversy, cooperation with NATO, and why Hong Kong films are getting rubbish

NASSCOM President Debjani Ghosh spoke to DIGITIMES Asia about India's AI future

US-headquartered xMEMS is on track to redefine Micro Electro Mechanical System (MEMS) speakers

Support from Taiwan's supply chain was behind US memory IDM Micron's successful mass production of its latest-generation high bandwidth memory (HBM) product – HBM3E – ahead of other competitors, to supply Nvidia's H200 GPU in 2024