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    HBM divide deepens: SK Hynix diversifies, Samsung pulls in-house
    2min ago
    China's 15th Five-Year Plan (4): Chip tool upgrade and 're-globalization' at the heart of supply chain reset
    3min ago
    Johor emerges as SEA data center hub amid Singapore's green push
    3min ago
    Why Taiwan's chip blacklist matters more to India than it seems
    3min ago
    Commentary: AI drives energy sector transformation from heavy electrical to green supply chains
    Jun 19, 17:18
    SK Hynix's HBM3E leads to a fivefold profit gap against Samsung in 1H25
    Jun 19, 17:17
    BOE's delayed iPhone LTPO OLED certification may lead to Samsung and LG splitting iPhone panel 60-40
    Jun 19, 17:16
    Samsung deepened collaboration with top EDA firms to boost 2nm yield
    Jun 19, 17:16
    TSMC's next area of domination: AI data center chip manufacturing
    Jun 19, 17:16
    FHT expands AI server PCB production amid auto market challenges
    Jun 19, 17:16
    Home Tech Electric Vehicles V2X
    Tuesday 10 June 2025
    Qualcomm seals Autotalks deal, expands V2X chip output with Samsung Foundry
    Qualcomm CDMA Technologies (QCT), a unit of Qualcomm Inc., has finalized its acquisition of Israeli vehicle-to-everything (V2X) chipmaker Autotalks, reinforcing its push into connected car communications. The long-anticipated deal, delayed by two years of regulatory scrutiny, will strengthen Qualcomm's position in automotive connectivity and safety, while sparking debate over potential impacts on market competition.
    Monday 9 June 2025
    Qualcomm agrees to buy chip firm Alphawave for US$2.4 billion

    Qualcomm Inc. has agreed to buy London-listed semiconductor company Alphawave IP Group Plc for about US$2.4 billion in cash to expand its technology for artificial intelligence.

    Friday 16 May 2025
    Tesla's centralized 'vehicle brain' strategy loses traction as rivals embrace domain-zonal architectures
    As the global automotive industry rapidly advances toward next-generation electronic and electrical (E/E) architectures, the combined use of domain controllers and zonal controllers is emerging as a practical and strategic approach, especially for automakers targeting market opportunities in 2028 and 2029. This direction has reportedly gained favor among mainstream global brands, including many of China's top-tier carmakers.
    Thursday 15 May 2025
    Automakers shift to hybrid domain-zonal architecture for next-gen vehicles
    Global automotive manufacturers are converging on a hybrid domain-plus-zonal (D+Z) control architecture for next-generation vehicles, representing a significant evolution in electrification and electric (EE) architecture. This emerging standard, likely to appear in production vehicles between 2028-2029, is becoming evident at Computex 2025, where major information and communications technology (ICT) players are showcasing their automotive solutions.
    Tuesday 6 May 2025
    BYD scores big in European PHEV market
    The EU's anti-dumping duties on battery electric vehicles (BEV) imported from China are reshaping the European car market, accelerating the penetration of Chinese plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV).
    Monday 5 May 2025
    Intel focuses automotive efforts on China with Auto Shanghai debut
    Ever since Intel launched its automotive efforts in a high-profile announcement in early 2024, with its automotive business headquartered in China, the chipmaker's ambitions for this segment have remained just as strong after current CEO Lip-bu Tan took the helm in March 2025.
    Friday 2 May 2025
    US, China sharply diverged in regulatory paths for high-level autonomous driving
    Advanced L3–L5 autonomous driving has long been a critical battleground in the technological rivalry between the US and China. Recently, as both nations aim for L5 fully autonomous vehicles, their regulatory approaches have begun to diverge sharply: the US is moving toward deregulation, while China is tightening its oversight.
    Wednesday 30 April 2025
    Inside next wave of car tech: LG, MediaTek launch unified infotainment platform

    As the automotive industry accelerates toward a software-defined future, LG Electronics and MediaTek have jointly revealed a new generation of in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) solutions, aiming to redefine the digital cockpit experience.

    Friday 25 April 2025
    VinFast pivots to Asia with EV plants in India and Indonesia as losses widen
    Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) maker VinFast is shifting gears toward Asia, accelerating its expansion in the region with new manufacturing plants in India and Indonesia as its US ambitions stall amid rising tariffs and logistical costs.
    Friday 11 April 2025
    Nissan reportedly seeks Saudi Arabia's PIF and future collaboration with Foxconn

    Nissan, long a pillar of Japan's automotive industry, is facing deepening financial troubles and is now turning to an unexpected potential lifeline: Saudi Arabia's powerful sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund (PIF).

    Thursday 10 April 2025
    Auto tariffs take effect, components supply chain hit hardest
    The US government under President Donald Trump initiated a new round of trade protection policies on April 3, 2025, imposing a 25% tariff on all automobiles produced outside the US and planning to further expand this to the automotive component supply chain starting May 3, 2025. This move has triggered a ripple effect across the global automotive industry, with China, as a major hub for automotive components, being particularly affected.
    Thursday 10 April 2025
    Rapid EV adoption comes with growing cyberthreats
    Cyberattacks have become a growing threat to electric vehicles (EV) whose market penetration is rapidly expanding amid a major transformation of the global transportation industry, cybersecurity experts have warned.
    Saturday 5 April 2025
    Cybersecurity threats shift to IVI and OS as AI reshapes vehicle security
    As AI applications in smart vehicles become increasingly widespread, cybersecurity vulnerabilities in connected vehicles are becoming more evident. According to Taiwan-based automotive cybersecurity specialist VicOne, a subsidiary of Trend Micro, the number of automotive vulnerabilities reached a record high in 2024, with over 77% occurring in in-vehicle or onboard systems.
    Friday 21 March 2025
    Automakers' pivot to robotics: Future-proof strategy or distraction?
    Chinese manufacturers' embrace of DeepSeek for autonomous driving raises questions for global players and their Taiwanese suppliers.
    Tuesday 18 March 2025
    US EV market faces slowdown as hybrids gain traction
    The US electric vehicle market is losing momentum as policy shifts under President Donald Trump reshape incentives and supply chains. While battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales continue to grow, S&P Global Mobility forecasts a slower pace, extending the deceleration that began in 2024. Hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) are emerging as the preferred choice for consumers concerned about charging infrastructure limitations, particularly amid economic uncertainty.
    Monday 17 March 2025
    Caught between US-Sino tech crossfire, Tesla deepens Baidu ties
    Escalating trade tensions under President Trump's new tariff regime are forcing Tesla to recalibrate its China strategy, with deeper Baidu partnerships emerging as a crucial lifeline. The electric vehicle (EV) maker faces growing data restrictions as Chinese regulations prevent its 2 million vehicles from transmitting information back to the US for driving systems training, while US policy simultaneously blocks AI software training in China—effectively crippling Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities in the world's largest auto market.
    Monday 17 March 2025
    Auto industry in flux: Foxconn emerges as wildcard in global restructuring
    The global auto industry is in flux, reshaped by advances in automotive electronics and electrification alongside the rise of Chinese EV makers. Traditional supply chains in Europe, the US, Japan, and South Korea are under pressure, while trade barriers add to the turbulence. Amid the sector's restructuring, the Foxconn Group has emerged as a wildcard in merger discussions, elevating Taiwan's presence on the global stage.
    Monday 17 March 2025
    EV price war fuels quality concerns and depreciation risks
    Electric vehicle sales have fluctuated across key markets like Europe, the US, and China, but technological advancements continue. A divide is emerging between legacy automakers and startups over design philosophies. TUV Sud evaluations indicate that companies like Tesla and certain Chinese manufacturers prioritize software-driven designs, enhancing connectivity but often at the expense of structural optimization.
    Thursday 13 March 2025
    Tesla troubles mount as market weighs potential lifelines
    Tesla is facing mounting challenges, from slumping demand for EVs to setbacks in AI-driven self-driving technology. While former US President Donald Trump has pledged to buy a Tesla, opinions remain split on whether his support offers relief or adds to the turmoil.
    Monday 3 March 2025
    Blockchain expands into EV sector with Tesla API integration
    VeChain has integrated its EVearn application with Tesla's latest API, extending compatibility to all Tesla models worldwide. The move enhances data transparency, introduces decentralized sustainability tracking, and allows owners to earn rewards for periodic charging. By enabling EVs to generate income, VeChain aligns with Tesla's broader vision of sustainability.
    Tuesday 25 February 2025
    SYM unveils Taiwan's first motorbike with built-in Apple CarPlay
    Sanyang Motor (SYM) introduced its first 2025 model, the TTLBT, on February 24, marking a major milestone as the first domestically produced motorcycle in Taiwan equipped with built-in Apple CarPlay. This launch signals SYM's entry into a new era of smart vehicle transformation.
    Friday 21 February 2025
    BYD ignites smart driving war in China's auto market
    The fight in China's auto market has shifted from electrification to intelligent driving, as leading new energy vehicle (NEV) maker BYD makes intelligent driving a standard feature in its entry-level vehicle models at no extra cost, drawing in its competitors and triggering intense competition in the domestic market.
    Tuesday 11 February 2025
    Chinese automakers bet on Deepseek to reshape smart cockpits
    China's automakers are turning to DeepSeek's large language model (LLM) to power next-generation smart cockpits, signaling a new era of AI-driven vehicle intelligence, according to industry sources.
    Wednesday 5 February 2025
    Apple's CarPlay 2.0 faces roadblocks as automakers push back
    Apple's grand vision for CarPlay 2.0, unveiled at WWDC 2022, aimed to dominate vehicle interfaces by integrating across multiple screens and controlling key functions—potentially sidelining traditional dashboards. The announcement rattled the auto industry, sparking fears that CarPlay could become a Trojan horse, encroaching on automakers' turf. At the time, 98% of new US vehicles supported CarPlay, and nearly 80% of buyers preferred it.
    Thursday 23 January 2025
    Automakers challenge Biden's regulation, highlight sensor systems competition
    The Alliance for Automotive Innovation, composed of General Motors (GM), Toyota, Volkswagen, and others, has recently appealed to a US court to overturn a regulation set by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) during the Biden administration. This regulation mandates that by 2029, all new cars in the US must be equipped with Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) systems. As Biden's ban constrained Chinese companies, this offered opportunities for Taiwanese manufacturers.
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    Tuesday 17 June 2025
    Partnership of ASUS and Far Eastern Memorial Hospital creates new benchmark in health management through wearable technology
    Tuesday 17 June 2025
    Mobile wallets overtake banks in daily Filipino spending
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    Intel signals overhaul of IDM 2.0 and foundry strategy with Lip-Bu Tan's appointment, says DIGITIMES