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    Monday 7 September 2026
    Orphans of the liquid cooling age: xMEMS targets data center 'hot spots,' eyes 2027 smartphone and smartglasses cooling ports
    As the world's most powerful enterprise data centers undergo a massive migration to liquid cooling to support high-power artificial intelligence processors, a Silicon Valley chipmaker is warning of a growing class of "thermal orphans"—localized, low-power components that are left out in the cold.
    Monday 7 September 2026
    SiliconAuto pushes AI chiplets as automotive SoC ties tighten
    Taiwanese automotive microcontroller (MCU) maker SiliconAuto showcased its products at SEMICON Taiwan 2026, with CEO Gene Liu saying the company is now spotlighting AI chiplet architecture for automotive and industrial edge AI as carmakers seek more flexible chip designs.
    Monday 7 September 2026
    China NEV imports sink as local brands crowd out foreign cars
    China’s new energy vehicle import market continued to shrink in July, hitting its lowest level since 2026, as foreign automakers localize production and Chinese brands keep expanding their share. China imported just 125 battery electric vehicles in the month, equal to only four cars a day entering the market.
    Saturday 5 September 2026
    Interview: China Tier 1 supplier Jingwei Hirain shares lessons from EV race
    "Demo is not a product," Jingwei Hirain president Chengjian Fan told DIGITIMES in an interview, arguing that China's new-energy vehicle industry has learned hard lessons as fast-moving startups, deep in-house development, and tougher supplier scrutiny reshape the market. He said software demand has increased more than tenfold compared with the internal combustion engine era, while the fastest mass-production delivery cycle in China has been as short as 12 months.
    Saturday 5 September 2026
    Taiwan auto parts makers face exit-or-overseas dilemma
    Taiwan's auto market remains under pressure in 2026, and even as recent months have shown signs of bottoming out, auto parts makers remain cautious or outright pessimistic about the outlook. The gap between the headline recovery and the reality on the ground underscores how slowly and unevenly the industry is healing.
    Friday 4 September 2026
    Xiaomi Auto maps 2027 Europe entry with German dealer network and four-country vehicle testing
    Xiaomi Auto has formally begun laying the groundwork for its overseas expansion. Xiaomi Group partner and CEO William Lu said on September 4 that the automaker had signed agreements with eight major German dealership groups during IFA 2026 in Berlin, establishing an initial sales and service network ahead of its planned entry into Europe.
    Friday 4 September 2026
    Acer broadens lineup with e-paper displays and scooters, ahead of PC industry headwinds
    Acer used its next@acer global press conference at IFA 2026 in Berlin, Germany, to unveil non-PC products as part of its strategy to enhance resilience. At the event, the company introduced an e-paper display, a foldable screen, an e-scooter, and its latest gaming handheld, with chairman and CEO Jason Chen noting that Acer will continue making new products to wow consumers.
    Thursday 3 September 2026
    Turing Drive highlights overseas expansion, extends invitation to global automakers
    Taiwanese autonomous driving startup Turing Drive marked its eighth anniversary on August 31, with CEO David Shen highlighting at the event the company's efforts in advancing self-developed technologies and overseas expansion starting with Japan.
    Wednesday 2 September 2026
    China moves to curb overseas price wars as automakers accelerate global expansion

    China has introduced new guidelines aimed at steering its automotive industry toward more orderly competition overseas as domestic automakers and suppliers expand rapidly into international markets.

    Wednesday 2 September 2026
    Commentary: Malaysia wants foreign automotive investment to leave more behind
    The 2026 Global Automotive and Technology Expo (GATE 2026), held August 26-28 at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) in Kuala Lumpur, was ostensibly about the future of mobility. But the stronger message from the three-day event was about something more fundamental: Malaysia wants foreign automakers to build an industrial ecosystem, not simply sell cars.
    Tuesday 1 September 2026
    Autonomous driving expands into Physical AI, creating new openings for Taiwan firms
    The autonomous driving industry is gaining momentum as advances in AI, sensing and semiconductor technologies expand opportunities in vehicle computing, machine vision and Physical AI. At Taiwan-based Turing Drive's eighth-anniversary press event, longtime partners Vecow and oToBrite shared their perspectives on the evolution of autonomous vehicles, in-vehicle computing and robotics.
    Tuesday 1 September 2026
    BYD widens overseas lead over Geely, but profits still lag
    BYD and Geely Auto were nearly neck and neck in vehicle sales in the first quarter of 2026, raising expectations of a close contest between China's two leading new-energy vehicle makers. The gap widened sharply in the second quarter, however, largely because BYD sold more vehicles overseas. Even so, stronger international sales have yet to reverse the company's profit decline.
    Monday 31 August 2026
    Commentary: Malaysia's China dilemma sits at the heart of GATE 2026
    The 2026 Global Automotive and Technology Expo (GATE 2026) closed on August 28 at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) in Kuala Lumpur. It highlighted Malaysia's contradictory but pragmatic stance toward China in the auto sector. Over the three-day event, the main story for ASEAN's auto industry was not a new car or new technology. It was Malaysia's balancing act around the "China factor."
    Saturday 29 August 2026
    A smuggled motorcycle exposes what Taiwan's makers stopped building
    The seizure of a Zhang Xue 820RR, a Chinese heavyweight motorcycle smuggled into Taiwan as parts and hand-assembled locally, has expanded far beyond a customs enforcement case. Following public, aggressive pushback from brand founder Zhang Xue, the dispute quickly escalated from a trade violation into a high-profile debate on the structural health of Taiwan's motorcycle industry and the regulatory gray areas surrounding cross-strait commerce.
    Friday 28 August 2026
    Jingwei Hirain targets Malaysia, ASEAN smart mobility supply chains
    China's largest domestic Tier 1 auto parts supplier, Jingwei Hirain, is stepping up its push into Malaysia and the ASEAN market, with President Chengjian Fan saying the region will become an important window for auto supply chain planning over the next 3-5 years.
    Thursday 27 August 2026
    Malaysia's charging shortfall opens the door for Chinese hardware players
    Southeast Asia's EV market is expected to reach US$23.58 billion by 2031, with a 2026-2031 CAGR of 31.55%. But Malaysia's charging infrastructure is falling well behind government targets, creating an opening for Chinese hardware suppliers.
    Thursday 27 August 2026
    Malaysia's EV market sharpens, local brands face off against Chinese rivals
    Hybrid and plug-in hybrid demand continues to grow across ASEAN, with Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand posting the strongest sales gains. The shift is drawing local Southeast Asian automakers and Chinese brands into a tougher fight for share.
    Thursday 27 August 2026
    China shifts autonomous driving liability to automakers in draft traffic law
    China is moving to address one of autonomous driving's most contentious and long-unresolved questions: when a Level 3 advanced automated driving system is engaged and a traffic violation or crash occurs, should the driver or the automaker bear responsibility? Beijing appears inclined to align with the classification standards set by SAE International (Society of Automotive Engineers), shifting liability to the automaker while Level 3 functions are active.
    Thursday 27 August 2026
    Tesla goes local in China, swapping Grok for ByteDance's Doubao LLM in smart cockpits
    Tesla once tried to license its electrification and automated driving technologies to mainstream automakers through tech-transfer agreements, but none of those deals materialized. Today, the company is charting a different course, building out its own cloud service provider (CSP) capabilities and its Grok model while pushing into Robotaxis and Optimus humanoid robots. In China, though, regulatory reality has forced a pivot: Tesla is setting aside Grok in favor of ByteDance's localized large language model (LLM), Doubao.
    Thursday 27 August 2026
    Proton sales jump 39% as Malaysian automaker expands EV push
    Proton said its vehicle sales rose 38.7% in the first seven months of 2026, as the Malaysian automaker highlighted new electrification and connected mobility technologies at GATE 2026. The company tied the growth to a broader push to strengthen its engineering and manufacturing capabilities while supporting Malaysia's automotive industry competitiveness.
    Wednesday 26 August 2026
    Southeast Asia mobility shifts put GATE 2026 in focus
    The 2026 Global Automotive and Technology Expo (GATE 2026) will take place August 26-28 at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) in Kuala Lumpur, as Southeast Asia's auto market enters a new phase of slower overall growth but faster EV adoption.
    Wednesday 26 August 2026
    Malaysia mobility sector embraces Chinese firms as investment catalyst

    Malaysia's mobility industry is welcoming a larger role for Chinese automakers, with investment, technology exchange and supplier development emerging as key themes at GATE 2026. Malaysia Automotive, Robotics and IoT Institute (MARii) chairman Aminar Rashid bin Salleh said the growing presence of Chinese car brands is adding new momentum to the country's mobility sector.

    Wednesday 26 August 2026
    Driving the future: Malaysia's strategic automotive evolution at GATE 2026
    The Global Automotive and Technology Expo 2026 (GATE 2026) officially opened on August 26, spotlighting efforts to deepen Malaysia's local supply chain, accelerate technology adoption and position the country as ASEAN's leading automotive and smart mobility hub. Cooperation between China, Malaysia and other ASEAN countries drew particular attention at the event.
    Wednesday 26 August 2026
    GATE 2026 opens with Sino-ASEAN auto cooperation in focus
    The Global Automotive and Technology Expo 2026 (GATE 2026) officially opened on August 26, spotlighting efforts to deepen Malaysia's local supply chain, accelerate technology adoption and position the country as ASEAN's leading automotive and smart mobility hub. Cooperation between China, Malaysia and other ASEAN countries drew particular attention at the event.
    Tuesday 25 August 2026
    Tesla senior chip engineer joins DensityAI as in-house plans face more strain
    Tesla's senior director of AI hardware design, Shishuang Sun, joined DensityAI in July 2026, taking charge of packaging and system hardware development. The move came as Tesla continued to pursue custom AI and robotics chips amid the loss of another senior hardware leader.
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