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    Dec 5, 13:03
    Broadcom CEO visits South Korea as Samsung HBM4 reportedly obtains Google TPU certification
    Dec 5, 11:47
    Commentary: Infineon-Innoscience GaN ruling delivers 'disputed victory' for both sides
    Dec 5, 12:06
    Micron exits consumer market with Crucial phase-out amid shift to AI-driven memory demand
    Google's TPU and Gemini leap
    Google's release of its Gemini 3 LLM in November, trained primarily on the company's in-house TPU chips, is performing at or above the level of OpenAI's ChatGPT.
    SEMICONDUCTORS
    Dec 5, 10:00
    Nvidia invests US$2 billion in Synopsys to advance AI chip design
    Nvidia has made another major move by investing US$2 billion in Synopsys, one of the world's largest chip design and engineering software companies. The investment will expand Nvidia's reach into software, chip design automation, and AI-driven engineering.
    Dec 5, 14:55
    UMC expands US supply chain with 8-inch wafer MOU with Polar Semiconductor
    UMC has finalized plans to invest in the US semiconductor manufacturing sector by signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with American foundry Polar Semiconductor on December 4, 2025. The two companies will explore collaboration opportunities for 8-inch wafer production within the US, targeting growing demand from automotive, data center, consumer electronics, aerospace, and defense industries.
    Dec 5, 14:37
    AMD's Lisa Su dismisses AI-bubble talk while it prepares taxed MI308 exports to China
    At WIRED's Big Interview event in San Francisco, AMD CEO Lisa Su rejected claims that the technology sector is drifting into an AI bubble. Pressed on whether the industry is in bubble territory, she responded, "Emphatically, from my perspective, no."
    ICT
    Dec 5, 10:26
    Dixon Technologies set to enter global top 20 EMS/ODM rankings amid rapid growth
    India's Dixon Technologies has emerged as one of the fastest-growing electronics manufacturing services (EMS) players globally, reflecting the country's expanding role in regional and global supply chains. DIGITIMES' latest data for the third quarter of 2025 shows Dixon climbing to 22nd in global EMS/ODM revenue rankings, up from 31st in the first quarter of 2024, signaling an unprecedented growth trajectory.
    Dec 5, 12:40
    Smart glasses market faces five key challenges
    The smart glasses market is becoming increasingly popular, ranging from high-end, multifunctional products to entry-level devices priced in the hundreds of CNY. However, both brands and supply chain players face the same five major barriers that must be addressed.
    Dec 5, 07:55
    ChatGPT faces intensifying pressure from Google's Gemini 3 and Anthropic as AI competition accelerates
    Since its launch on November 30, 2022, OpenAI's ChatGPT has reshaped global technology, productivity, and capital markets, becoming the world's most popular AI chatbot. Despite its continued dominance, ChatGPT now faces significant challenges from Google's Gemini 3 and Anthropic's rapidly growing presence in enterprise AI.
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    Dec 4
    Tech Forum 2026: Telecoms pull back on 5G as agentic AI sparks new momentum for 6G

    The DIGITIMES Tech Forum 2026 opened on December 3, with DIGITIMES senior analyst Benson Wu saying that the lack of breakthrough 5G applications has made operators cautious about next-generation infrastructure investment, yet Agentic AI services may become the catalyst that re-energises 6G development and drives new demand for future communications networks.

    Dec 4
    Tech Forum 2026: Smartphone outlook slips into decline with CXMT DDR5 yields set to decide supply
    At the DIGITIMES Tech Forum 2026, DIGITIMES senior analyst Luke Lin said the smartphone market, previously expected to rebound in 2026, is now projected to contract after a sharp jump in memory prices pushed supply-chain costs higher. Global smartphone shipment growth has been revised to negative 1.6%, with total volumes estimated at about 1.202 billion units.
    Dec 4
    India drops mandatory pre-installation of security app after public uptake and industry pushback
    India's government has decided not to make the pre-installation of its cybersecurity and safety app, Sanchar Saathi, mandatory on smartphones, following strong public uptake and pushback from the tech industry. The decision comes after the app saw a tenfold surge in downloads in a single day, reflecting growing citizen engagement with its features.
    ELECTRIC VEHICLES
    Dec 5, 15:03
    Strong EV sales don't guarantee profits for Xiaomi's supply chain

    Xiaomi's electric vehicle has dominated headlines since its debut, and its sales have been impressive by any measure. But that excitement has not been evenly felt across the supply chain. While some upstream suppliers are benefiting, downstream manufacturers say they are not seeing the same lift.

    Dec 5, 15:42
    European auto suppliers hedge bets as Chinese EVs move into Europe

    As global automakers and their supply chains struggle with the growing pains of electrification, a quiet hedging strategy is emerging, led by Europe's long-established Tier-1 suppliers.

    Dec 5, 07:56
    China's EV boom confronts safety and governance reckoning
    As Western automakers struggle with the mounting costs and technical hurdles of AI data infrastructure and cybersecurity, China's new-energy vehicle industry has surged ahead, propelled by rapid advances in electronic and electrical (E/E) architecture and automotive AI.
    SUSTAINABILITY
    Dec 5, 16:42
    TCC expands into European VPP market as energy storage margins squeeze in Taiwan
    In a strategic move aligned with global trends, TCC Group Holdings (formerly Taiwan Cement Corporation) Chairman Nelson An-ping Chang is steering the group's sustainable growth by positioning new energy as its "fourth leg." Balancing environmental responsibility with investor returns, TCC aims to establish a business philosophy that is sustainable, measurable, and inheritable.
    Dec 5, 07:52
    Taipower's energy trading platform surpasses 1,650 MW in storage capacity
    Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) has sought to integrate private-sector energy storage and generation facilities into the energy transition process since the launch of its electricity trading platform in 2022, according to company vice president Chin-chung Wu. Speaking at the 2025 Nordic Taiwan Sustainable Energy Forum, held on December 3, 2025, in Taipei, Wu highlighted that the platform aims to support Taiwan's energy transition with speed, quality, and cost effectiveness. According to the latest data, more than 1,650 MW of energy storage capacity is already part of Taipower's ancillary services, with an additional 3 GW of storage projects under construction or in the planning phase.
    Dec 4
    Denmark's Energinet revamps review process for renewable grid connections to ease congestion
    Denmark's state-owned power and gas operator Energinet has revised its green energy connection review process, aiming to improve the integration of green energy into its power grid and address grid bottlenecks. The company has recently shifted from a first-come-first-served queue system to an evaluation based on project readiness.
    AEROSPACE
    Dec 5, 11:56
    Hanwha Systems develops aerospace-grade transceiver chips for South Korea's military LEO independence
    South Korean company Hanwha Systems announced the launch of a project to develop aerospace-grade transceiver chips, representing the first time South Korea has independently developed semiconductors for the aerospace sector—a significant step towards autonomous defense space technology.
    Dec 5, 16:20
    Taiwan ramps up small satellite development after successful launch
    Following the November 29, 2025, launch of the Formosat-8 satellite and several accompanying CubeSats, all spacecraft have successfully established contact with ground stations—marking the completion of their first mission phase. Taiwanese researchers say CubeSats offer a cost-efficient platform for building satellite constellations suited for communications, Earth observation, and space science. With mature technologies now in place, they argue that academia, industry, and government can pursue increasingly meaningful missions. Since rocket launches remain the largest expense, broader deployment will depend on falling launch costs.
    Dec 5, 07:53
    Taiwan's defense institute partners with research center to boost drone industry
    As Taiwan strengthens its defense capabilities amid growing regional tensions, the development of indigenous drone technology has become a national priority. To accelerate the growth of Taiwan's drone industry and deepen bilateral technological cooperation, the Metal Industries Research and Development Centre (MIRDC) signed a "Strategic Technology Cooperation Memorandum for Drone Industry Development" with the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST) on December 2, 2025.
    DISPLAYS
    Dec 5, 07:49
    BOE reportedly secures Apple's budget iPhone display order
    China's BOE Technology has reportedly secured the largest share of display orders for Apple Inc.'s upcoming budget model, the iPhone 17e, even as South Korean rivals Samsung Display and LG Display maintain near-total dominance over the flagship iPhone 17 series, according to South Korean industry media.
    Dec 5, 16:56
    Taiwan's GSEO sees double-digit growth on strength in advanced optics
    Genius Electronic Optical (GSEO) reported consolidated revenue of NT$2.269 billion (US$72.6 million) for November 2025, edging up 0.53% from October's NT$2.257 billion and rising 11.64% from NT$2.032 billion a year earlier.
    Dec 4
    IT panel makers lock prices as memory prices surge
    IT demand has entered the fourth quarter off-season, but panel makers are coping by balancing supply and demand. AI demand has driven up prices for upstream materials such as memory, putting pressure on panel makers to hold the line on IT panel prices. This is especially true for mainstream monitor panels, whose quoted prices are already near total cost, making price locking a top priority.
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    Nov 26, 08:00
    Facing the rise of AI, how does Global Instrument Technology leverage Chunghwa Telecom's IDC for the manufacturing industry's AI-driven transformation
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    Tuesday 25 November 2025
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