These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories in the week of March 18 – March 22.

The US government is set to disclose the scale of its semiconductor subsidy for Samsung Electronics on March 28, 2024.

On March 22, Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) announced the decision to raise electricity prices by an average of 11%, starting in April.

All roads lead to Taiwan.

South Korea is tapping into a multinational framework to review export controls for sensitive products like semiconductor-related equipment, the country's trade minister said, an...

Sharp is hoping to rescue its finances.

With the Taiwan-exclusive LLM scheduled to be assessed soon and the Taiwan and France technology cooperation signed agreement in effect, AI is the central topic for the National Science...

Consumers show a penchant for larger TVs.

As an export powerhouse with industrial products accounting for over half its GDP, Taiwan is accelerating its manufacturing sector towards an environmentally sustainable transforma...

Aeonmotor is feeling optimistic about the scooter market.

Air taxis are set to become part of everyday life.

During a forum hosted by Microsoft Taiwan spotlighting the AI assistant Copilot, the company's provision of Model-as-a-Service (MaaS), encompassing models from OpenAI was announced...

Samsung Electronics recently announced the launch of its self-developed Artificial Intelligence (AI) accelerator, MACH-1.

In a speech in January 2024, Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda said battery EVs (BEV) can only take up at most 30% market share, no matter how much the vehicle progresses. Hybrid EVs (HEV),...

The South Korean memory industry is finally starting to recover.