Japan sets 2026 price band for carbon market to steer investment by big polluters
Scheme will cover up to 400 major emitters and set a floor and ceiling on CO2 prices ahead of 2027 market launch.
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Intel’s “better than guidance” quarter comes with a catch
Intel's latest financials highlight a fragile turnaround: while AI-linked data center demand and early traction in advanced manufacturing offer strategic promise, weak margins, volatile profitability, and cautious guidance suggest near-term…
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Lip-Bu Tan faces Intel's first real bottleneck of the AI era
Intel outlined an increasingly AI-centric roadmap across client PCs, data centers, and manufacturing. Still, executives cautioned that tight supply and early-stage foundry ramps continue to limit near-term revenue and profitability,…
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Intel slows its most ambitious node—and signals where the real battle is for now
Intel is sharpening its manufacturing strategy around yield improvement, selective capital spending, and differentiated advanced packaging, while keeping major 14A capacity investments on hold until customer demand is secured.
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Ennostar partners with Allos to mass-produce 8-inch GaN-on-Si microLED wafers
Ennostar, Taiwan's largest LED manufacturer, said it has entered a strategic partnership with the German epitaxy specialist Allos Semiconductors to bring 8-inch gallium nitride–on–silicon (GaN-on-Si) LED epitaxial wafers into mass…
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Cargo theft events stay stable in number, but financial loss jumps 60%
While the total number of supply chain crime incidents remained relatively stable in 2025, estimated losses surged 60% to nearly $725 million as organized criminal groups increasingly focused on high…
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Pan-International and Foxconn's EUR32 million investment signals shift toward robotics and advanced motor systems
Pan-International Industrial has decisively moved into the humanoid robotics and high-performance motor market through a joint EUR32 million (US$37.24 million) investment with Foxconn Technology Group to acquire a 52% controlling…
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HBF likely overtaking HBM market by 2038 as commercialization speeds up
High-Bandwidth Flash (HBF) is likely to reach commercialization sooner than previously expected and could become a key technology supporting large-scale data training and real-time inference, said Joungho Kim, professor of…
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Fiberglass crunch spurs supply scramble as CCL makers ban order changes
As AI chip package sizes continue to grow, warpage issues in IC substrates have become more pronounced. Capacity constraints for low-CTE fiberglass cloth, a critical material used to address warpage,…
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Taiwan air cargo volume set to hit historic peak in 2026, driven by AI and chip exports
Taiwan's air cargo is on track to reach a record high by 2026, propelled by strong demand for AI servers and advanced semiconductors primarily exported to the US. According to…
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Chunghwa Telecom partners with SES to build North Asia's first O3b MEO ground station in Taiwan
Chunghwa Telecom (CHT) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on January 21, 2026, with Luxembourg-based medium Earth orbit (MEO) satellite operator SES to establish North Asia's first second-generation O3b mPower…
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BizLink's early move to Malaysia highlights shifting dynamics in global supply chains
As businesses increasingly adopt an "Out of China" approach due to geopolitical pressures, BizLink Group's strategic choice to establish operations in Malaysia early on offers insights into Southeast Asia's evolving…
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NAND shortages help Phison to enter US server supply chain
Severe NAND flash shortages driven by AI servers have emerged, but have become a growth opportunity for Phison Electronics. Company CEO K.S. Pua said that the shortage is enabling the…
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Greenet eyes 123% revenue surge in 2025 amid rising semiconductor green power demand
The urgent net-zero transition in high-tech sectors like semiconductors and AI computing is driving rapid growth in Taiwan's green power sales market. Greenet, a leading domestic electricity retailer under J&V…
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Solum Advanced Materials develops ultrathin stainless steel foil for all-solid-state batteries
South Korean materials company Solum Advanced Materials has created a 10-micron ultrathin stainless steel foil using its proprietary Equi-Speed Asymmetric Rolling (ESAR) technology. The foil is intended as an anode…
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Turbine installation has kicked off at the nation’s largest offshore wind project just days after a federal judge lifted the Trump administration’s controversial work suspension, with Senator Tim Kaine announcing...
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Transportation groups say supreme court case could harm freight brokers
A growing number of voices from the freight transportation field are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hold that federal law preempts state-law negligence claims against freight brokers.The issue is…
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Cargo theft events stay stable in number, but financial loss jumps 60%
While the total number of supply chain crime incidents remained relatively stable in 2025, estimated losses surged 60% to nearly $725 million as organized criminal groups increasingly focused on high…
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CPKC orders 30 more locomotives as part of $800 million fleet upgrade
Railroad giant Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) said today it had ordered 30 Tier 4 locomotives from Progress Rail to be built in Indiana in 2026, continuing the renewal of…
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DSV breaks ground on 950,000-square foot facility in Arizona
Transport and logistics provider DSV has broken ground on its new, $14.5 million Arizona regional headquarters, saying the 950,000-square foot facility will serve as a hub for air, sea, and…
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