Ines Lin is a journalist for DIGITIMES Asia, covering a wide range of topics related to technology and business in the Asian market. With a focus on AI, cloud computing, and emerging technologies, Ines provides insightful analysis and reports on the latest trends and developments in the industry.
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By: Ines Lin, Levi Li
Ahead of the holiday season, Google introduced the Gemini 2.0 model alongside its Android XR operating system and released a video highlighting advancements in Project Astra.
Taiwan's drone industry is surging amid growing demand for national defense autonomy and cybersecurity, but challenges persist.
By: Ines Lin, Jingyue Hsiao
Taiwan's National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) convened a meeting on December 16, 2024, where Chunghwa Telecom chairman Lee-Feng Chien presented a comprehensive strategy to advance its domestic artificial intelligence (AI) industry. During the Executive Yuan-hosted session, Chien outlined six key considerations for propelling the industry forward.
By: Jingyue Hsiao, Ines Lin
Zettabyte has reinforced its strategic expansion by partnering with Foxconn, following its prior alliance with Wistron.
By: Ines Lin, Willis Ke
The ongoing AI wave has created unique business opportunities for Taiwan, particularly in the AI server industry.
By: Ines Lin, Sherri Wang
As tech giants expand their AI capabilities, concerns arise over the challenges startups might face.
By: Levi Li, Ines Lin
Perfect Corp, a leading provider of AI and AR beauty technology, has acquired Wannaby Inc., a Farfetch-owned startup, in a deal with undisclosed financial details.
By: Sherri Wang, Ines Lin
The Taipei Game Show (TGS) will run from January 23 to 26 at Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 1, featuring the Asia-Pacific Game Summit (APGS) with topics like game development, marketing, generative AI, indie games, esports, and payments. A special forum will also explore AI integration in gaming.
Smart glasses and augmented reality (AR) devices are gaining widespread attention across the technology industry, drawing interest from software developers, hardware manufacturers, system platform providers, and OEMs.
By: Willis Ke, Ines Lin
As the demand for AI computing surges, liquid-cooled servers have regained attention in the market due to their superior cooling efficiency. However, deploying liquid-cooled servers presents several challenges, including the need for adequate power supply and optimized usage efficiency. Most existing data centers only "partially" rather than "fully" support liquid cooling, limiting their compatibility with this advanced technology.
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