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    Mature-node chip scramble may persist through 2028 as supply chain management becomes bargaining leverage
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    China's OLED capacity expansion threatens South Korea's auto and IT panel lead
    Sep 8, 17:29
    China plans 6x AI computing expansion in five years, eyes 100,000-card clusters
    Sep 8, 17:29
    Exclusive: European automakers reportedly expand China software teams despite layoffs
    Sep 8, 17:29
    Analysis: Huawei and Xiaomi push China’s chipmaking race into a new phase
    Sep 8, 17:29
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    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    LG's robot actuator push turns appliance know-how into a physical AI supply-chain bet
    As humanoid robots increasingly move from demonstrations toward factories and commercial deployments, competition is expanding beyond finished robots into the components that determine their cost, weight and ability to move precisely.
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    US chip tariffs raise stakes for Samsung, SK Hynix's US memory plans
    South Korea and the US are discussing semiconductor investments in the US as part of broader bilateral negotiations, bringing US chip tariff policy closer to the investment decisions facing Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix.
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    Xiaomi debuts 18 fold to challenge Huawei and Samsung in wide-screen foldable race
    The flagship foldable market has reached a pivotal turning point as tech giants abandon tall, narrow cover screens in favor of wider aspect ratios and custom processing hardware. Xiaomi's newly launched Xiaomi 18 Fold brings direct competition to top-tier rivals such as the Huawei Pura X Max and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, while setting the stage for Apple's anticipated entry into the category later this week. For prospective buyers evaluating these premium devices, the ultimate purchasing decision hinges on core trade-offs including display usability and internal hardware performance.
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    What to expect at CIOE, Shenzhen's optoelectronics mega-expo
    This week, DIGITIMES heads to Shenzhen to cover an expo showcasing the world of optoelectronics, a class of technologies that serves as the link between electricity and light. In today's era of pervasive digital connectivity, from smart glasses to cars to phones, this event is expected to give us a glimpse into the hardware supply chain behind these devices, and increasingly behind the global AI infrastructure build-out.
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    US chip investment push puts ownership at center of Korea's $200 billion deal

    A US push for additional Korean semiconductor manufacturing investment has entered bilateral negotiations just as the first project under South Korea's US$200 billion strategic-investment mechanism approaches selection.

    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    CXMT sees tight DRAM supply through 2H26, accelerates server memory and China-made tool validation
    Chinese DRAM maker ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) expects global memory supply to remain tight through the second half of 2026, with AI-driven demand supporting prices while the company expands capacity, upgrades processes and pushes further into server memory.
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    Xiaomi debuts Xiaomi 18 Fold and mid-to-high-end lineup to defend 100M shipment target amid rising memory costs
    Xiaomi unveiled its new wide-fold Xiaomi 18 Fold on the evening of the 7th to address demand and competition in the foldable smartphone market. Despite a recent smartphone market slowdown caused by surging memory prices, Xiaomi has kept up a rapid launch pace, including the new Redmi Note 17 series and the Poco F9 series.
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    Huawei shifts AI battle to HarmonyOS 7, turning Celia into system-level agent

    Huawei's September 7 product launch was more than a Mate XT 2 and Kirin 9050 Pro refresh. HarmonyOS 7 and an upgraded Celia reveal a broader strategy: make the operating system the control layer connecting on-device AI, applications, user data, and multiple devices.

    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    iPhone 18 Pro prices tipped to cross CNY10,000 as Apple faces China pricing test
    Apple's fall product launch is approaching, and leaked pricing for the iPhone 18 lineup is beginning to circulate in China, pointing to higher prices for the company's next-generation flagship smartphones.
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    Malaysia weighs Huawei Ascend 910C for MYR2 billion sovereign AI cloud
    Malaysia is evaluating Huawei Technologies' Ascend 910C accelerators as the compute backbone of its MYR2 billion (US$494 million) sovereign AI initiative, which is designed to keep national data under domestic control, Bloomberg reported on Sept. 7, citing people familiar with the matter. The number of chips under consideration remains unclear, and no supplier decision has been announced.
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    Chinese smartphone price hikes squeeze Southeast Asia: shipments fall 23%, low-end demand retreats
    Rising smartphone prices are spreading beyond China, with Southeast Asia already showing the strain from rising handset costs and weaker replacement demand.
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    Huawei Kirin 9050 Pro puts LogicFolding to the test with 55% density gain, 66% lower NPU power
    Huawei's Kirin 9050 Pro is the first commercial test of its Tau Scaling Law, with the company claiming a 55% increase in transistor density at the same process node while cutting NPU, GPU and CPU performance-core power by 66%, 58% and 41%, respectively.
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    Privacy displays become a premium smartphone battleground as Huawei brings one to a foldable

    Huawei's Mate XT 2 combines an inward-folding tri-fold design with a built-in hardware privacy display, bringing two concepts already prominent in Samsung's premium smartphones into one device. The overlap reflects a broader shift in foldables toward screen protection, privacy and everyday usability.

    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    SK Hynix weighs Gwangju investment as Yongin buildout continues
    SK Hynix is considering accelerating investment in South Korea's planned Gwangju semiconductor cluster so that development proceeds alongside its ongoing Yongin buildout, rather than waiting for Yongin to advance further, according to Dealsite, citing industry sources. The potential overlap is raising a key question for semiconductor equipment suppliers: whether Gwangju will generate additional orders or absorb some spending previously expected for later stages of Yongin.
    Tuesday 8 September 2026
    South Korea's UBATT targets 500 Wh/kg lithium-metal batteries for drone and defense markets
    South Korean battery startup UBATT is targeting aerospace and defense applications such as drones and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) with high-energy-density lithium-metal batteries, aiming at applications that require 400–500 Wh/kg or more and are difficult for conventional lithium-ion batteries to serve.
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    Sep 8, 08:00
    Shining a Light on the Precision Behind AI and Data Infrastructure
    Wednesday 2 September 2026
    World Diamond Technology accelerates mass production of 300 mm diamond wafers
    Wednesday 2 September 2026
    Beyond Language: Indonesian Engineers Bridging Cultures in Taiwan's Semiconductor Industry
    Wednesday 2 September 2026
    Keywave Technology innovative radar sensors spark a smart sensing revolution
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