Samsung Electronics is projecting a "positive and bright" business outlook for India in 2026, citing improving consumer sentiment and stronger spending momentum, according to JB Park, president and CEO of Samsung Southwest Asia. Speaking on the sidelines of CES 2026, Park said the company plans to expand its artificial intelligence ecosystem across appliances, mobile devices, and other premium consumer electronics in the country.
At CES 2026, Samsung Electronics revealed the R95H, the world's first 130-inch Micro RGB TV, highlighting its integration of AI in R&D, product development, and user experience. The 130-inch Micro RGB TV uses micron-scale red, green, and blue LEDs as independent light sources and features the Micro RGB AI Engine Pro for color control. It incorporates a narrow bezel design to reduce visual distractions and integrates Vision AI Companion (VAC) technology, enabling cross-device operations such as sending information to The Freestyle's new devices or kitchen appliances.
Dan Cui, head of US business development at Jorjin Technology, stated that as a designer and system integrator for various augmented reality (AR) devices, the company must continuously seek new technologies, components, and suitable partners to build systems and products that best meet the needs of the company, its clients, and end users. Jorjin's Innovix products, featuring 100% active silicon batteries with very high energy density, are particularly suited for boosting device power, especially for always-on AI devices.
Despite AR devices and smart glasses moving towards more specialized and precise vertical applications, Chinese startup Llvision is moving in a different direction. CEO Fei Wu said that the future of smart glasses is not tied to all-in-one functionality, but rather depends on accurately addressing users' specific needs. He expects that as technology matures, smart glasses could gradually replace smartphones within the next five years, becoming the primary interface for human-AI interaction.
Apple Inc.'s service division continued to break records through 2025, with strong performance from the App Store, Apple Pay, Apple Music, and Apple TV supporting the company's expanding revenue base, according to statements from the company and TechCrunch reports.
The Taiwanese government has launched a cross-ministerial initiative to advance its "Ten Major AI Infrastructure Projects," focusing on smart applications, critical technologies, and digital infrastructure.
Generative AI is reshaping TSMC's customer structure. While Apple remains TSMC's largest single customer by revenue share, the rapid growth of high-performance computing (HPC) businesses led by Nvidia, AMD, and hyperscale data centers is gradually diluting Apple's influence. Smartphones accounted for 49% of TSMC's revenue in the first quarter of 2020, while HPC contributed 30%. By the third quarter of 2025, HPC's revenue share had surged to 57%, with smartphones falling to a secondary growth driver.
Syntec Technology has reported a 29% increase in consolidated revenue for 2025, reaching NT$13.96 billion (approx. US$441 million), up 29% from the previous year, reflecting steady expansion amid rising demand for intelligent manufacturing solutions. The company attributed this growth to strong sales in the Chinese market and a shift toward high-end product offerings.
Digitimes hosted its CES 2026 Technology Insights Seminar on January 14, 2026. In his opening remarks, Digitimes Deputy Director Tom Lo stated that the penetration of artificial intelligence (AI) PCs is expected to surpass 50% by 2026, adding that the definition of an AI PC extends beyond on-device computing power and must also incorporate built-in edge large language models (edge LLMs).
L'Atitude 52°N, a smart wearable brand led by a Taiwanese, Gary Chen, is advancing its position in the competitive smart glasses market with a "Sino-European fusion" strategy. In an interview with DIGITIMES, Chen outlined the company's focus on balancing technical challenges, user experience, and targeted applications.
Aurotek Corp. reported historic revenue figures for December 2025 and the full year, driven by growth in smart manufacturing, automation equipment, and robotics. The company recorded consolidated revenue of NT$285 million (US$9.01 million) in December, a 50.62% month-over-month increase and a 42.42% year-over-year increase. Full-year revenue reached NT$2.496 billion, up 50.12% compared to 2024.
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