TSMC Unveils Chip Breakthrough to Power Bigger, Faster Devices
TSMC has introduced groundbreaking new technology that “stitches” multiple chiplets together, enabling the creation of bigger, faster, and more powerful semiconductors. Announced during a major tech symposium, the innovation allows for advanced packaging that boosts performance while maintaining efficiency—critical for AI, cloud computing, and next-gen consumer devices.
Pony.ai and Tencent Join Forces to Launch Robotaxi Services on WeChat
Autonomous driving startup Pony.ai is teaming up with Tencent to integrate robotaxi booking into WeChat and other Tencent apps. The partnership aims to make hailing a self-driving ride as easy as ordering food or messaging friends in China’s digital ecosystem. By tapping Tencent’s massive user base, Pony.ai hopes to fast-track the adoption of its autonomous ride-hailing services across major cities.
Huawei Gears Up Mass AI Chip Shipment as China Eyes Nvidia Alternatives
Huawei is preparing to ship a new wave of AI chips as China scrambles to reduce reliance on U.S. giants like Nvidia, sources told Reuters. The tech powerhouse is set to ramp up production of its Ascend AI chips to meet surging domestic demand, driven by tightening U.S. export restrictions. Huawei’s move signals a bigger shift toward homegrown semiconductor innovation as Beijing pushes to strengthen its tech independence.
Bosch Lands First Chinese Order for High-Performance AI Computer
Bosch has secured its first Chinese order for a high-performance automotive AI computer, marking a major milestone The computer will power next-generation driver-assist systems, reinforcing Bosch’s role as a key global supplier in the rapidly evolving smart vehicle landscape. Bosch’s breakthrough order signals growing demand for powerful, AI-driven automotive hardware tailored specifically to the Chinese market’s needs.
Apple Targets 100% U.S. iPhone Supply from India, Cutting China Ties
Apple plans to manufacture all iPhones destined for the U.S. market in India within the next two to three years, according to the Financial Times. India’s growing role in Apple’s supply chain highlights broader efforts by global tech giants to diversify manufacturing bases. If successful, the move would mark a historic rebalancing of global electronics production—and could inspire similar shifts across the industry.
Intel Plots Homegrown Comeback to Take on Nvidia in AI Race
After years of missed opportunities and failed AI acquisitions, Intel is betting big on its own technology to challenge Nvidia’s dominance. The company revealed plans to launch a new generation of AI chips developed entirely in-house, aiming to reclaim ground in the fast-growing AI computing market. With U.S.-China tech tensions reshaping global supply chains, Intel’s homegrown push could define its competitiveness in an industry increasingly centered around AI hardware performance.
Amazon Sellers Jack Up Prices as Trump’s Tariffs Hit Hard
Amazon sellers are raising prices on a wide range of goods in response to Trump’s renewed tariffs on Chinese imports, CNBC reports. Items like electronics, toys, and home goods are seeing noticeable hikes, with some sellers warning of further increases if the trade tensions continue. The tariffs, aimed at curbing China’s tech ambitions, are rippling straight down to American consumers, fueling fresh inflation concerns.
