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Wednesday 7 January 2026

CES 2026: Auto industry racing toward software but struggling with costs

The lights at the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2026) still blaze as brightly as ever. However, for the global auto industry, CES...

Tuesday 6 January 2026

CES 2026: AI glasses and automotive electronics lead the way as Chinese startups seek new growth

At CES 2026, AI glasses and automotive electronics emerge as the two most promising growth sectors, with Chinese companies positioned at the intersection of these technology trends...

Tuesday 6 January 2026

CarUX, Pioneer make first CES appearance post-merger, unifying in-car displays and audio

Innolux subsidiary CarUX completed its merger with Pioneer on December 1, 2025. At CES 2026, the two companies will unveil new technologies and exhibits that underscore their combined...

Tuesday 6 January 2026

As supply chains fracture, Foxconn repositions for the auto age

The true significance of Foxconn's acquisition of Luxgen lies less in the purchase of a single automotive brand than in how the deal...

Monday 5 January 2026

Qualcomm cloud AI ASIC business strategy

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Monday 5 January 2026

Black Sesame's Huashan A2000 clears US Commerce, Defense reviews, secures global sales approval

Black Sesame Technologies has secured a rare regulatory breakthrough for a China-based automotive AI chip developer. On January 4, 2025, the company said its high-performance Huashan...

Monday 5 January 2026

Geopolitics-driven auto industry reshuffling on display at CES 2026

Geopolitically driven supply-chain realignment is pushing the global auto industry into a critical moment of risk diversification. An emerging industrial bloc centered on "non-China"...

Monday 5 January 2026

Samsung bets on smart driving, testing old alliances

Samsung Electronics' decision to acquire a major advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) business through its subsidiary Harman is...

Monday 5 January 2026

Taiwan power chipmakers bank on AI data centers and auto orders for 2026 growth

Taiwan's power semiconductor suppliers are positioning for steady growth through 2026. The momentum comes from two fronts: artificial intelligence data centers adopting new power...

Friday 2 January 2026

Global auto market faces turning point in 2026 as competition in China intensifies

The global automotive market reached a critical turning point in 2025 amid unprecedented pressures from tariffs, policies, and inflation, triggering preemptive buying before expected...

Friday 2 January 2026

Samsung's Exynos chip faces challenges returning to Galaxy flagship, focuses on expanding applications

Samsung Electronics' Exynos 2600 chip platform is confirmed to be used in the upcoming Galaxy S series flagship phones, but it still faces significant challenges. Recent market reports...

Wednesday 31 December 2025

India's L&T Semiconductor to unveil partnerships in cellular IoT modules and power devices at CES

L&T Semiconductor Technologies is expected to outline a partner-led expansion into cellular IoT modules at CES, positioning India as a future manufacturing base and sourcing option...

Tuesday 30 December 2025

Samsung Electronics supplies Exynos Auto chip to BMW iX3, marking automotive semiconductor push

Samsung Electronics has begun supplying its advanced Exynos Auto V720 processor to BMW's iX3 electric vehicle, signaling the company's formal entry into the automotive semiconductor...

Tuesday 30 December 2025

Taiwan auto suppliers pivot to hybrids, Chinese brands as 2026 outlook turns cautious

The global automotive industry experienced moderate growth in 2025, driven by electrification and smart technologies. But rising geopolitical risks, cost pressures, and uneven regional...

Monday 29 December 2025

Move over, Malaysia? India's emerging OSAT sector claims price parity in legacy packaging

India's first wave of OSAT facilities is moving from capacity announcements to competitive positioning, with some domestic players now benchmarking themselves against established...

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