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The large-scale language model (LLM) has triggered the continuous growth of Chinas computing industry. SenseTime, which kept a low profile, has recently been tasked to pilot the AI computing supply chain taking shape in the Shanghai FTZs Lingang New Area.

The government of Karnataka said that Foxconn will beginning making iPhones in the state in 2024. Xiaomi will expand local sourcing for its smartphones and wearable devices to regain its leadership in India.

Thanks to Indias PLI scheme to encourage handset manufacturing, India has become the second-largest mobile phone production country after China. Samsung, one of the major contributors to the scheme, may fail to receive part of the incentive payout for the first year due to invoice discrepancies.

The cost of machine learning applications will come down as a result of semiconductors improving computing power. The lower cost will naturally result in a sharp rise in the number of users. Using AI will become a daily routine in work and private life. The commercialization of AI will really lead to the arrival of the "iPhone moment for AI." Once OpenAI becomes the norm, various kinds of applications will need the support of Nvidias datacenter and dedicated chips. We can imagine how m...

BOEs Gen 8 IT OLED production line will be stationed in the B16 factory in Chengdu, China. However, rumors came out that although foundation construction has begun, the investments for the Gen 8 IT OLED production line have not yet been approved by the local government. All eyes are on how this situation will develop.

Coming out of the pandemic, Computex 2023 was able to once again showcase Taiwans strength to the global ICT industry via a physical show. With intelligence application being one of the six major themes of this year and the recent popularity of AI-related topics, many industry players used the event as an opportunity to showcase various solutions that combine IoT technology with AI applications in different smart scenarios such as retail.

Taiwans semiconductor supply chain has "fine-tuned" production plans for a major artificial intelligence (AI) chip client in order to satisfy demand in time, according to industry sources.

Supermicro is expanding production capacity at factory sites in the US, Taiwan, and the Netherlands to meet the rising demand for AI servers and highlighted the rising adoption of liquid cooling.

The recent surge in generative AI will drive the rigid demand for PCs, a positive development for the PC industry, according to Acer chairman and CEO Jason Chen.

Incorporating AI into audio ICs is gaining traction and is becoming increasingly necessary for PC applications as hybrid work models become a norm and notebook requirements increase, said Cirrus Logic