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Top digitimes.com News

Hong Kong to regain IPO crown this year, say PwC and Deloitte

Stock Markets · Hong Kong

Hong Kong to regain IPO crown this year, say PwC and Deloitte

57% Center coverage: 19 sources

Trump Pressure Pushes BYD Out of Mexico

Donald Trump · Mexico

Trump Pressure Pushes BYD Out of Mexico

46% Right coverage: 11 sources

China’s electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD has shelved plans to build a major manufacturing plant in Mexico, citing geopolitical volatility and the current trade stance of the United States under President Donald Trump.See the Story

iPhone Fold Reportedly on Track for Potential Launch Next Year

iPhone Fold Reportedly on Track for Potential Launch Next Year

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

The long-rumored iPhone Fold – the colloquial term used for the company’s unannounced folding iPhone – is reported to be...See the Story

The New Era of Unmanned Cybersecurity: CyCraft Warns of AI-Driven Cyber Threats, Calls for Automated Defenses

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Benson Wu, CEO and co-founder of Taiwan-based CyCraft Technology, has cautioned that generative AI tools pose a significant threat by enabling malicious actors to launch more sophisticated and intensive cyberattacks. Wu described generative AI as a "Pandora's box," emphasizing the potential for easy misuse, which will escalate cybersecurity challenges across industries. He pointed out that purchasing multiple cybersecurity software products is n…Artificial Intelligence · New Zealand See the Story

Tesla Halts Optimus Robot Production Plans as Hardware Woes Mount

Coverage: 2 sources

Tesla has reportedly paused procurement and production plans for its humanoid robot, Optimus, due to unresolved hardware challenges, according to sources within China's supply chain network. The temporary suspension comes as Tesla's engineering team works to refine key technical components. The company intends to resume procurement only after optimizing the robot's design and confirming a revised mass production schedule.Tesla See the Story

Samsung Completes Development of 1c DRAM, Paving Way for HBM4 Rollout

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Samsung Electronics has successfully developed its sixth-generation DRAM, known as 1c DRAM, built using a 10nm class process. The product has received internal Production Readiness Approval (PRA), signaling it has met key quality and performance benchmarks and is now in the final phase before mass production. The milestone brings Samsung one step closer to its goal of mass-producing HBM4, or fourth-generation high-bandwidth memory, in the second…South Korea · South Korea See the Story

Is Apple repeating Nokia's mistake over AI stumble?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The US tech sector is deep into an AI arms race, with firms scrambling to secure Nvidia and AMD's advanced GPUs while fast-tracking their custom chips and AI compute infrastructure. This battle is redrawing the tech landscape, as established players face mounting pressure from agile challengers like OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI.Artificial Intelligence · United States Read Article

Exclusive interview: Superb timing on the release of 'A Chip Odyssey'

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Unlike semiconductor manufacturing processes, time is never an element that filmmakers can control. Since its release over three weeks ago, the documentary 'A Chip Odyssey' has accumulated a box office of NT$12 million (approx. US$410,582). The semiconductor godfather, Morris Chang, even quietly bought tickets and watched alongside regular audience members. Whether the screening period can be extended remains a race against time for director Chu…Taiwan · Taiwan Read Article

Taiwan govt backs US$63 million in Hsinchu science park investments

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) approved on July 2, 2025, six investment projects across various science parks in the Hsinchu region, totaling NT$1.83 billion (US$63.3 million). Additionally, five project terminations and nine capital increase cases were filed for record, marking a total of NT$2.77 billion in new capital investment.Hsinchu · Hsinchu Read Article

TSMC Arizona Chair to Retire; Senior Management Changes Expected at US Plant in 2026

Coverage: 2 sources

TSMC announced important resolutions from the extraordinary general meeting of its subsidiary TSMC Arizona. Rick Cassidy, senior vice president of corporate strategy development and chairman of TSMC Arizona, has transitioned to an advisor role effective immediately and will retire in January 2026.TSMC · Taipei See the Story

Samsung Lags a Year Behind TSMC in 1.4nm Race, Shifts Focus to 2nm Reset

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Samsung Electronics has delayed mass production of its 1.4nm process node to 2029, two years later than its original timeline and trailing TSMC's 2028 target. The shift reflects a strategic pivot to focus on 2nm process stabilization and address persistent yield issues and underutilized fab capacity.TSMC · Seoul See the Story

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