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Liquid-to-air becomes common method for cooling data center servers - Vimarsana News

Liquid-to-air becomes common method for cooling data center servers

Server ODMs have noted that liquid-to-air cooling designs in data center servers have entered the mainstream, with companies like Quanta Cloud Technology and Wiwynn offering liquid cooling racks.

Ichia expects over 20% revenue growth in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Ichia expects over 20% revenue growth in 2023

Ichia Technologies, a flexible PCB (FPCB) and mechanism integration component supplier, expects to post a more than 20% revenue surge in 2023, buoyed by a ramp-up in shipments for automotive displays.

Notebook ODMs may cut shipment prospects for 2H23 - Vimarsana News

Notebook ODMs may cut shipment prospects for 2H23

Taiwan-based notebook ODMs Wistron and Inventec expect to see lower-than-expected shipment growth in 2H23 compared to the first half, which may further lower annual shipment estimates.

Apple CEO Tim Cook: company has continued to integrate AI functions; users may not always notice it - Vimarsana News

Apple CEO Tim Cook: company has continued to integrate AI functions; users may not always notice it

During the keynote at WWDC 2023, Apple didn't place any special attention on AI. In an interview with , CEO Time Cook also maintained his previous statements that AI development should be done with caution.

Catcher sees rising May revenues; volumes in January-May still shrink from year ago - Vimarsana News

Catcher sees rising May revenues; volumes in January-May still shrink from year ago

Metal chassis maker Catcher Technology saw May consolidated revenues pick up 19.3% on month and 33.2% on year to come to NT$2.6 billion (US$83.8 million) with the combined amount for the first five months of 2023 at NT$8.32 billion, down 19.2% on year.