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31.07.26 - 05:42
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AI boomtowns worsen divide in China′s split-screen economy (Japan Times)
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In Hefei, the heart of China's memory-chip industry, factories can barely keep up with the world's appetite for AI hardware. In Changchun, the rust-belt home of gasoline-powered carmaking, officials admitted to "unprecedented” difficulties — a phrase later removed after drawing social media attention....
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31.07.26 - 05:06
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Kioxia begins sampling 1TB 3D flash memory for AI devices (Digitimes)
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Kioxia has begun shipping samples of 1TB triple-level cell memory devices built with its 9th-generation BiCS FLASH 3D flash memory technology. The move signals faster, lower-cost storage options for AI-enabled PCs and smartphones, while also underscoring broader supply-chain developments that may shape device performance for users worldwide....
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31.07.26 - 05:06
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LG Electronics′ strong 2Q26 underscores push into robotics and AI infrastructure (Digitimes)
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LG Electronics reported a strong second quarter, supported by record sales and one-time gains, while accelerating a shift toward robotics and artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company is increasingly framing its future around physical AI, even as it continues to rely on premium appliances, televisions, and vehicle electronics to support near-term earnings....
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31.07.26 - 05:06
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AI server boom reshapes MLCC pricing as capacity shifts upmarket (Digitimes)
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The rapid expansion of AI infrastructure is reshaping one of the semiconductor industry's most overlooked component markets. Soaring demand for high-end multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) is prompting suppliers to reallocate production capacity and driving a new round of price increases that extend beyond AI-specific products....
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31.07.26 - 04:36
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Tim Cook warns of slow Siri AI roll-out in China, worsening memory crisis (SCMP)
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Apple is taking its first concrete steps to roll out initial artificial intelligence (AI) features in China, but CEO Tim Cook warned that a full integration of a revamped Siri AI there would take longer.
Mainland Chinese consumers would first get a targeted suite of original Apple Intelligence capabilities, including the Clean Up photo-editing tool, which allows users to erase unwanted objects in photos, according to Cook.
“We are working now through the roll-out of those, and there will be more......
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