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AI memory windfall: Samsung to hand back up to US$79 billion in 2026
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Automation Taipei 2026: If AI is advancing so fast, why is the factory floor still so hard to automate?
For all the extraordinary progress made by artificial intelligence, the physical world remains stubbornly difficult to automate.

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Supermicro's internal probe clears senior management in export-control case
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