US-based data infrastructure and storage firm NetApp is introducing new AI-powered storage features that leverage generative AI in hopes of gaining a competitive edge.

Tech giant Google is poised to lead the charge in integrating satellite communication capabilities into its Pixel lineup.

These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories in the week of March 11 – March 15.

Foxconn (Hon Hai) will see its revenue growth momentum for 2024 come from five main development axes – namely AI servers, three major smart platforms, Electrical Vehicles (EVs),...

Driven by the increased market visibility of AI servers, Foxconn has upgraded its outlook for 2024 from neutral to significant growth, as announced by chairman Young Liu during a...

Samsung Electronics has launched new mid-to-low-priced smartphone models, the Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55. The aim is to reclaim the top market share spot in the global smartphone market...

Electronic devices account for over 40% of Taiwan's exports, but semiconductor products are shipped through air freight. Meanwhile, notebook PC and smartphone production lines have...

Apple's Vision Pro has been in the market for around a month after its launch in early February. Some believe this device will replace the iPhone, iPad, and Mac in a few years. While...

The US has a devastating not-secret plan to beat Huawei once and for all.

AI was the focus of Foxconn's earnings call on March 14, with chairman Young Liu upgrading his forecast for 2024 to significant growth due to increased order visibility for AI servers...

South Korean and Taiwanese Copper Clad Laminate (CCL) suppliers are vying for AI server orders, which are growing in demand as AI continues to sweep the globe, according to industry...

DIGITIMES Research discovered Nvidia's sales in fiscal year 2025 (February 2024 to January 2025) will exceed US$100 billion from the data center market alone.

Google announced the establishment of its first network defense center in the Asia-Pacific region, situated in Tokyo, Japan.

Apple expanded its research capacities in China amidst maturing PCs and smartphones and a sluggish Chinese market.

South Korean internet company Naver and Saudi Arabia's oil giant Aramco's digital technology subsidiary signed an agreement to jointly enter the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)...