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Power semiconductor design company Inergy Technology expects strong growth momentum in its cooling and power device businesses in 2026, supported by rising demand from artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, with AI server-related products projected to account for 25% of its portfolio.

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Grab has unveiled a major move in its international growth strategy, announcing plans to acquire Delivery Hero's Foodpanda delivery business in Taiwan — marking its first significant expansion outside Southeast Asia.

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Chunghwa Precision Test, a supplier of semiconductor testing interfaces, is seeing a surge in demand driven by high-performance computing and mobile application processors, as orders for advanced testing solutions continue to accelerate.

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India's decision to ease foreign direct investment (FDI) restrictions for neighboring countries marks a calibrated shift in policy that could reshape its electronics and semiconductor supply chains, even as geopolitical sensitivities remain intact.

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Samsung Electronics is reportedly in discussions with Google and Microsoft to establish long-term memory semiconductor supply agreements, in what could become the first binding contracts of their kind in the memory industry, according to Korean media reports.


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