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2024-10-24

[News] Google Reportedly Adopts TSMC’s N3P Process instead of 2nm for Tensor G6

According to a report from Wccftech, Google is rumored to switch to TSMC's second-generation 3nm process, "N3E", for its Tensor G5. The report also claims that for the Tensor G6, Google will utilize TSMC's "N3P" process instead of the 2nm process speculated earlier. Its entire Pixel 10 series set to...

2024-10-23

[News] Tim Cook Visits China amid Apple Intelligence Rollout Speculation

Apple CEO Tim Cook visited China for the second time this year. According to a report from Commercial Times, his visit may be aimed at boosting Apple’s business in the region, particularly given that Apple Intelligence currently does not support the China version of the new iPhone 16. A report...

2024-10-22

[Insights] China’s Trade-In Policy and Production Cuts Halt TV Panel Price Decline in October

As we approach the end of October, how will prices for TV, monitor, and laptop panels shift? According to TrendForce’s late October panel pricing report, Research Vice President Boyce Fan observed that TV panel prices are stabilizing. Thanks to China’s trade-in program, brands ramped up promo...

2024-10-21

[News] India Intends to Restrict Laptop Imports to Boost Local Manufacturing

According to a report from Reuters, India is set to impose restrictions on the import of laptops, tablets, and personal computers starting in January, aiming to boost domestic manufacturing. If implemented, the new plan could significantly impact the PC industry, worth USD 8 billion to USD 10 bil...

2024-10-16

[News] Samsung Confirms End of Month-long Strike at the Factory in Southern India

According to a report from Reuters, Samsung Electronics announced on Tuesday that workers at their Indian unit have chosen to end their strike at the factory in Tamil Nadu, southern India, ending a labor protest that lasted over a month. The report noted that over 1,000 Samsung India workers have...

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