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06.12.25 - 13:48
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China′s expanding AI talent pool key to global tech rivalry with US (Digitimes)
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The next stage in the artificial intelligence (AI) competition between China and the US will depend primarily on each country's ability to cultivate, attract, and retain top-tier talent rather than on a full technological separation. Despite geopolitical tensions and tighter immigration rules, both nations remain closely interconnected through the flow of skilled professionals and collaborations in AI research and development....
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06.12.25 - 13:48
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CASwell accelerates software-hardware integration drive to boost 2026 growth (Digitimes)
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CASwell expects steady growth in 2025 despite currency volatility and tight supplies of memory and CPUs. Chairman Steve Chu told investors on December 1 that revenue for the first three quarters rose about 10% in US dollar terms. He said the company will move away from traditional hardware contract manufacturing in 2026 and concentrate on high-end, differentiated platforms and services....
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06.12.25 - 13:48
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Southern Taiwan Science Park develops as Taiwan′s leading biomedical hub (Digitimes)
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The 2025 Healthcare+ Expo Taiwan opened on December 4, featuring a Science Park Pavilion established jointly by the management bureaus of the Hsinchu, Central Taiwan, and Southern Taiwan Science Parks under the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC). The pavilion centers on smart healthcare, precision medicine, and healthcare for all ages, showcasing the science parks' cross-sector efforts linking industry, government, academic research, and medicine, as well as their achievements in precision healthcare....
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06.12.25 - 13:48
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CarUX finalizes Pioneer acquisition, eyes growth in smart mobility (Digitimes)
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CarUX, a subsidiary of Innolux, completed its acquisition of Japan's Pioneer and formalized the deal at a joint press conference in Tokyo on December 4, 2025. The companies stated that the integration will accelerate the development of next-generation smart mobility systems and enhance their ability to supply in-vehicle technologies to global automakers....
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06.12.25 - 13:48
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Taiwan taps tech strengths to accelerate smart healthcare push (Digitimes)
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Taiwan's smart-healthcare sector is gaining momentum, powered by decades of accumulated expertise in electronics and information and communications technology (ICT). Now, in an effort to accelerate the industry's upgrade and foster cross-sector collaboration, the Chinese National Association of Industry and Commerce (CNAIC) is launching a strategic partnership with the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI). Their aim: start from real-world clinical and industry needs, link up technology developers, hospitals, and supply-chain players, and build a scalable model for deploying smart-medical solutions....
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06.12.25 - 13:48
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Huawei patent reveals DUV method to replicate 2nm-class chipmaking without EUV (Digitimes)
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A newly released filing from China's National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) shows Huawei submitted a patent in June 2022 outlining a method to achieve 2nm-class metal line patterning using only deep ultraviolet (DUV) lithography — potentially bypassing US export restrictions on advanced tools. The South China Morning Post reports the technique can create metal pitches under 21nm, a requirement typically met only with ASML's top-tier extreme ultraviolet (EUV) exposure systems, which remain off-limits to Huawei....
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05.12.25 - 10:06
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Taiwan ramps up small satellite development after successful launch (Digitimes)
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Following the November 29, 2025, launch of the Formosat-8 satellite and several accompanying CubeSats, all spacecraft have successfully established contact with ground stations—marking the completion of their first mission phase. Taiwanese researchers say CubeSats offer a cost-efficient platform for building satellite constellations suited for communications, Earth observation, and space science. With mature technologies now in place, they argue that academia, industry, and government can pursue increasingly meaningful missions. Since rocket launches remain the largest expense, broader deployment will depend on falling launch costs....
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05.12.25 - 10:06
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Hotel robots work best for delivery, not bartending, Taiwan operator finds (Digitimes)
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As AI technology matures, robotic applications are flourishing across industries, with many seeking new business opportunities. However, challenges vary when it comes to actual implementation. Kevin Chiang, COO of Dunqian, Taiwan's largest hotel operator, recently stated that current hotel robots should focus on repetitive, high-frequency tasks requiring minimal communication. He noted that the hospitality industry highly values emotional interaction, and only as AI and sensing technologies advance will robots be able to handle more complex scenarios....
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05.12.25 - 10:06
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Taiwan urged to shift from open-source user to global contributor in AI era (Digitimes)
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As artificial intelligence (AI) advances at breakneck speed and global competition over foundation models intensifies, open-source software has emerged as a strategic pillar for national digital resilience. The US, Europe, and China have all turned to open-source development to accelerate innovation, attract talent, and strengthen domestic software ecosystems....
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05.12.25 - 10:06
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TCC expands into European VPP market as energy storage margins squeeze in Taiwan (Digitimes)
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In a strategic move aligned with global trends, TCC Group Holdings (formerly Taiwan Cement Corporation) Chairman Nelson An-ping Chang is steering the group's sustainable growth by positioning new energy as its "fourth leg." Balancing environmental responsibility with investor returns, TCC aims to establish a business philosophy that is sustainable, measurable, and inheritable....
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05.12.25 - 09:06
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Taiwan′s Elan reports lower November sales as global uncertainty weighs on demand (Digitimes)
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Elan Microelectronics, a leading Taiwanese maker of touch-controller chips, posted NT$946 million (approx. US$30 million) in revenue for November 2025, a decline of 3.5% from a year earlier and 5.1% from October. The company attributed the slowdown to the fourth quarter's traditional weak season for consumer electronics and to rising global uncertainty driven by trade-policy shifts and geopolitical tensions, which have made brand customers more cautious in both marketing and procurement....
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05.12.25 - 09:06
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Strong EV sales don′t guarantee profits for Xiaomi′s supply chain (Digitimes)
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Xiaomi's electric vehicle has dominated headlines since its debut, and its sales have been impressive by any measure. But that excitement has not been evenly felt across the supply chain. While some upstream suppliers are benefiting, downstream manufacturers say they are not seeing the same lift....
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05.12.25 - 08:06
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UMC expands US supply chain with 8-inch wafer MOU with Polar Semiconductor (Digitimes)
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UMC has finalized plans to invest in the US semiconductor manufacturing sector by signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with American foundry Polar Semiconductor on December 4, 2025. The two companies will explore collaboration opportunities for 8-inch wafer production within the US, targeting growing demand from automotive, data center, consumer electronics, aerospace, and defense industries....
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