Taiwanese defense groups are urging increased support for the local drone industry, highlighting delays in budget approvals. The initiative aims to strengthen the technological capabilities and competitiveness of the sector in a rapidly evolving market.
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an promoted the city as a global AI hub during the AI Expo, highlighting its growing industrial magnetism in the sector. The initiative aims to solidify Taipei as a key reference point in the global AI landscape, attracting investments and talent.
Micron's expansion in Singapore could lead to a global shortage of transformers, potentially delaying the construction of new AI data centers. The news, reported by Digitimes, raises concerns about the supply chain.
Russia has launched the first 16 satellites of an ambitious project to create an alternative to Starlink. The goal is to reach 900 satellites by 2035, with commercial operations expected to begin next year with 250 units.
Galtea, a spin-off from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has raised $3.2 million in a funding round led by 42CAP with participation from Mozilla Ventures. The company uses AI to generate realistic test scenarios, identifying issues such as hallucinations, bias, and security vulnerabilities in enterprise AI agents before deployment.
London-based startup Epoch Biodesign has raised $12 million to prove the scalability of its nylon recycling process. Using AI-engineered enzymes, the company aims to break down nylon 6,6 waste (such as leggings, airbags, and carpets) into its original monomers, recovering over 90% of the material and reducing reliance on virgin petroleum feedstock.
Colley Hwang unveils Taiwan's massive US$3 trillion tech ecosystem, extending far beyond TSMC. The AI Expo highlights the depth and breadth of Taiwan's contribution to global technological innovation.
ASML employees, a leading company in the production of lithography systems, have staged a walkout in response to the announcement of 1,700 job cuts. The decision significantly impacts the semiconductor industry.
The nonprofit foundation overseeing OpenAI has outlined four key areas of focus: Alzheimer's, employment, AI resilience, and community. The organization has announced significant investments and new senior hires to manage these initiatives. The planned budget for this year is at least $1 billion.
Wider adoption of stablecoins in the enterprise hinges on adequate control and accounting measures, according to the president of Taiwan Mobile, who emphasized the need for robust frameworks for managing these digital assets.
London-based Epoch Biodesign has raised $12 million to scale its enzymatic recycling technology for nylon 6,6. The process transforms textile waste into reusable chemical components, reducing reliance on virgin feedstock. The funding will support global commercialization and new industry partnerships.
A team password manager, offered at $1.50 per user, introduces new features designed for businesses. The article highlights the risks associated with insecure sharing of login credentials within organizations.
Industry experts predict increasing integration of quantum computing into data centers by 2028. AI Expo Taiwan 2026 featured keynotes from Nvidia, CYCU, and Google, emphasizing the importance of preparing for this technological shift.
According to DIGITIMES, the Samsung Galaxy S26 could bridge the gap with AirDrop, ending the isolation of Android users in so-called 'green bubbles' when sharing files with iOS devices. This improvement would facilitate interoperability between different ecosystems.
Taiwan's LinkCom is expanding its focus into silicio photonics and satellite communications markets. This strategic move aims to capitalize on growing opportunities in these emerging sectors, diversifying its product and service portfolio.
Scientific equipment manufacturer Tescan is intensifying its presence in Asia, with a focus on Taiwan and South Korea. The company plans to expand investments in the semiconductor sector, leveraging the strong demand and growth opportunities in these key markets.
STMicroelectronics partners with Hua Hong to build a supply chain dedicated to the Chinese market. The initiative, led by Henry Cao, EVP of STMicro for the China region, aims to strengthen the company's presence in the country.
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East raise concerns about the stability of global supply chains, particularly for the petrochemical and semiconductor sectors. Any disruptions could have significant repercussions on the supply of essential components for the technology and manufacturing industries worldwide.
An analysis of the skilled workforce movements in Taiwan's semiconductor industry, focusing on the impact of companies like SMIC and Terafab. The factors influencing the choices of technical personnel and the implications for the local technology ecosystem are examined.
OpenAI has announced the creation of a new governing body for its foundation and has pledged a US$1 billion investment in artificial intelligence development. The initiative aims to promote research and innovation in the field of AI, with a particular focus on ethical and responsible applications.