Tag: electronics
TSMC Shifts Focus to Energy Efficiency Amid Rising AI Power Demands
TSMC emphasizes energy efficiency over raw performance as AI’s growing power needs reshape chip development priorities.
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Honor Unveils Win Turbo Smartphone Featuring Massive 10,000mAh Battery in Slim Design
Honor has introduced the Win Turbo, a new smartphone with a 10,000mAh battery packed into a sleek body thinner than 8mm.
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Applied Materials to Double Manufacturing Capacity Amid Chip Equipment Demand Surge
Applied Materials plans to double production capacity to meet growing demand for chipmaking equipment fueled by the AI boom.
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US Startup Itera Revolutionizes PCB Prototyping with Liquid Metal Technology
Itera, a US startup, accelerates PCB prototyping by 1,000 times using liquid metal to instantly modify circuit layouts.
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Gigabyte Releases Updated GeForce RTX 5060 Gaming OC with Slight Clock Speed Boost
Gigabyte introduces a refreshed version of the GeForce RTX 5060 Gaming OC featuring a modest 7 MHz clock speed increase, now available in Japan.
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Samsung Flagship Phones Expected to See Significant Price Increase in June
Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S26 models may experience another price hike in June due to rising chip shortages and higher memory costs.
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Infinix Unveils Budget-Friendly Hot 70 Smartphone Ahead of Upcoming Series Expansion
Infinix launches the affordable Hot 70 smartphone, hinting at future releases in a new series of devices.
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Samsung Electronics Chairman Holds Confidential Talks with MediaTek on Semiconductor Supply Chain Collaboration
Samsung’s chairman met with MediaTek executives in Taiwan to discuss strengthening semiconductor supply chains and expanding partnership opportunities.
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Xiaomi CEO Advises Consumers to Buy Smartphones Sooner Amid Rising Component Costs
Xiaomi’s CEO warns that ongoing component price hikes will push smartphone prices higher, urging consumers to avoid delaying new purchases.
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Scientists Unlock the Mechanism Behind Diamond Superconductivity, Paving Way for Advances in Quantum and Hybrid Electronics
US researchers have revealed how diamonds become superconducting, enabling tailored applications in quantum computing and hybrid electronics.
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US Government Maintains Semiconductor Import Tariffs to Support Domestic Chip Production
US officials continue to view semiconductor import tariffs as a key measure to promote local chip manufacturing, with no major changes planned soon.
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Chinese Chip Foundries Raise Service Prices Amid AI-Driven Semiconductor Demand
Chinese semiconductor contract manufacturers are increasing service fees to capitalize on rising demand fueled by the AI boom.
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