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A tariff truce with teeth: US–Taiwan pact shields chips from Section 232 shocks

Feb 13, 09:00

ICT

The Hangzhou AI dark horse that took over accounting workflows

Feb 13, 07:59

EAST ASIA

E-glass capacity cuts trigger production shifts for Taiwan CCL makers

Feb 13, 07:58

SEMICONDUCTORS

Why Singapore is drawing Taiwanese tech firms and SMEs

Feb 13, 07:58

ICT

Winbond's two-year sell-out signals memory cycle shift and US$1.35bn capex push

Psyonic's plug-and-play robotic hand enters Apptronik's humanoid ecosystem

Taiwan launches first space accelerator as global investment climbs

Anthropic's hive-mind model sets a new pace for AI development

Kioxia forecasts up to 77% operating profit surge on AI-driven NAND price rally

Apple and Samsung solidify their lead as only brands with over 1 billion active users

China's Lenovo profit drops 21% even as revenue climbs 18%, flags memory shortage pressure

BYD launches aggressive 2026 push in Germany, aiming to eclipse SAIC MG and reshape pricing

Z.ai unveils GLM-5, advances AI agents and China chip compatibility

Tower Semiconductor revamps strategy after Intel deal collapses

GlobalFoundries accelerates silicon photonics targets; eyes US$1 Billion revenue run rate by 2028

Tariff shifts and supply-chain realignment set to make Taiwan top US PCB supplier

Canada prepares safeguards ahead of Chinese EV imports

Taiwan ODMs split in early 2026 as business transition takes hold

Acer, Asus January PC surge faces 2Q26 reckoning on memory shortages

SMIC warns AI pull-forward is rewriting chip cycle, lifts mature-node pricing

Micron begins high-volume HBM4 shipments as supply stays tight and capex rises

Taiwan carriers post January gains, shift spending toward AI and cloud

Hyundai-controlled Boston Dynamics changes CEO as robots near market

Commentary: Is the SpaceX-xAI merger a brilliant strategic move or a heavy financial risk?

Analysis: Singapore rises as SEA hub as Taiwan, China firms shift strategy

Column: USA Rare Earth acquisition of UK's LCM marks milestone in Western rare earth autonomy

Cisco revenue beats expectations, but margin outlook pressured by rising memory costs

Mistral to invest EUR1.2bn in Swedish AI data centres to expand European compute capacity

Weblink posts record January revenue as AI demand boosts data center and consumer markets

China dominates 90% of South Korea's EV fast-charger modules

BIZ FOCUS

Feb 9, 08:00

iCatch and DXOMARK Establish Taiwan's First Next Generation Imaging Laboratory

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MULTIMEDIA

Introducing Moltbook, no humans allowed

AI applications and memory are two major growth drivers for the global semiconductor industry, with global semiconductor revenue expected to reach US$960 billion in 2026.

Soaring memory prices prompt vendors to stock up early, with global notebook shipments to decrease by over 13% quarter-over-quarter in the first quarter of 2026.

Smartphone shipments by Chinese brands are estimated to decrease by 8.2% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026; smartphone shipments in the Chinese market will decrease by 6.5% year-on-year.