At the forefront of Taiwan's renewable energy revolution are the island's escalating energy needs and the imperative shift from fossil fuels to cleaner alternatives. Taiwan's ambitions...
The disruptive force of generative AI is causing a paradigm shift across various sectors. To strengthen Taiwan's generative AI power and broaden generative AI applications, DIGITIMES...
As demand for automotive MOSFETs surges with the rapid increase of electric vehicles, Taiwan-based power IC firms have been actively expanding their presence in the automotive mark...
Apple unveiled various Generative AI (GenAI) applications and features at WWDC 2024, which are expected to positively impact the sales of the newly launched iPhone 16 in the third...
Taiwan's Central Bank announced to raise the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate forecast for the entire year of 2024 to 3.77% in the second quarter's quarterly Monetary Policy...
Rapidus chairman Tetsuro Higashi said the Japanese pure-play foundry that aims to mass-produce 2nm chips could achieve its revenue target 10 years earlier than planned, as the AI...
India reportedly plans to continue its restrictive policy against Chinese investments as local manufacturers are hoping to leverage technological expertise from China to build a local...
South Korea and Japan remain leaders in all-solid-state battery development. However, as China is poised to invest heavily in battery technology, South Korean media are worried that...
Elephantech Inc., the first company in the world to successfully manufacture Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) using metal inkjet printing, is seeking strategic partners to scale up manufacturing...
China's demand for Japanese semiconductor equipment has been growing rapidly amidst the export sanction imposed by the US on advanced semiconductor equipment and technologies.
With Apple set to introduce Apple Intelligence in its iPhone 16 series, the South Korean industry and securities sector are hopeful that LG Innotek, Apple's camera module supplier,...
Taiwan is expected to witness a significant surge in the number of data centers and supercomputers in the next few years, which will result in high electricity consumption.
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