Corning's long-running intellectual property (IP) dispute with China-based IRICO has entered a new phase after the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) issued what Corning views as a fair and critical Initial Determination in the company's trade secret case.
Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (TEEMA) on July 21 held an investment briefing in Taiwan on its Mexico science park plan, bringing together representatives from Mexico and Sonora state as it advanced a project aimed at helping Taiwanese small- and medium-sized enterprises expand overseas...
Artificial intelligence is just an interesting theoretical problem for many scientists and engineers, but it is at its most useful when it directly responds to the needs of its users.
By now, it's common knowledge that artificial intelligence has sped up coding and is now replacing junior software engineers. But can you really trust the code that AI produces?
Marine debris management is entering a new phase of data-driven applications. Converting years of accumulated coastal imagery into actionable tools for surveying, identification, and monitoring has emerged as a critical challenge in the digitalization of ocean governance.
Six months into 2026, the story isn't whether the electronics supply chain has stabilized. It has, broadly. The real story is that it has split into two distinct markets moving in opposite directions, and most procurement teams are still planning as if there's just one...
The Ministry of Economic Affairs officialized the successful conclusion of the second annual Best AI Awards, held at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 2...
The Best AI awards were given out in two categories: artificial intelligence (AI) applications and integrated circuit (IC) design. AIYO was entered in the IC design category, but their concept – AI-powered acceleration of IC design – really straddles the two categories.
Cardiovascular disease – diseases of the heart or the blood vessels that move blood to and from the heart – were responsible for an estimated 32 per cent of deaths worldwide, or just under 20 million deaths, in 2022, according to the World Health Organisation...
