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OToBrite, known as the ADAS optical sensor system supplier of Chinese automaker startup XPeng, has released an indirect Time of Flight (iToF) camera module. Besides officially shipping to the smart medical industry at the end of 2022, the industrial PC (IPC) sector has also recently come knocking to discuss partnerships involving applications of smart production and smart factories.

The proliferation of generative AI and the growing adoption of Qualcomms in-house developed Oryon CPU will help the companys PC-related processor business achieve breakthrough results in 2024, according to Kedar Kondap, SVP and GM of compute and gaming for the US chip vendor.

Apple is expected to unveil its mixed reality (MR) device at the WWDC in June, the companys first brand-new product since the launch of the Apple Watch back in 2015. Sources believe this may be Tim Cooks last major move for his tenure as Apple CEO, and its success will determine Cooks place in company history.

Apples 2023 WWDC is set to begin on June 5 PT. Its rumored that the long-awaited mixed reality (MR) headset device will be revealed. The MR function can integrate virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) functions. Despite the launch, the expectation is that the VR/AR market will only see significant growth around two years later.

Taiwan-based Kenmec Mechanical Engineering reportedly has cut into the power battery supply chain for electrical vehicle production with its liquid cooling solutions in cooperation with major domestic electronics ODMs after clearing Intel validation for server applications.

An influx of Nvidia orders requiring super hot runs (SHR) have shored up capacity utilization rates for TSMCs 5nm process platform to almost full, according to industry sources.

Gigabyte Technology launches a new AMD Radeon RX 7600 graphics card powered by AMD RDNA 3 architecture. The Gigabyte Radeon RX 7600 GAMING OC 8G graphics card is equipped with Gigabytes flagship Windforce cooling system, providing performance, visual effects, and efficiency for 1080p gaming and streaming experiences.

AI server cooling fans use more electricity than conventional fans and have higher average selling prices, enabling new growth opportunities for cooling fan suppliers, according to Sunon.

Despite the sharp fall in consumer-related business, thanks to the AI hype, Nvidia reported strong sequential growth in its data center business and is highly optimistic about the second-quarter performance.

Japanese electronics component manufacturers such as Murata, Taiyo Yuden, and TDK are mostly conservative about the recovery of smartphone demand and are now placing their hope on orders from automotive electronics components.