Jack Wu is a weather anchor and broadcast reporter for Wwlp Channel 22 Tv. He also writes for DIGITIMES Asia and has been featured in the Daily News-Sun. With a focus on weather-related topics, Jack provides valuable information and tips to keep viewers informed and safe during various weather conditions. Additionally, he covers technology and industry events, offering insights into the latest trends and developments.
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Jack Wu's coverage predominantly focuses on consumer electronics, technology, and industry-specific announcements. He seems to be particularly interested in CES events and new technologies such as AI, 5G, and PC innovations.
Given the prevalence of press releases in his articles, he may be more responsive to pitches that have a promotional element or those that align with industry trends and product launches. If you have insights about emerging technologies or can provide data-backed analysis regarding consumer electronics or tech industry developments, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
As Jack doesn't seem to have a specific geographic focus but rather covers global technology trends, ensure that your pitches are globally relevant within the consumer electronics and tech sectors.
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By: Jerry Yang, Jack Wu
Xiaomi recently launched the luxury all-electric sports car model SU7 Ultra, priced at approximately US$114,000. The company claims that the SU7 Ultra will become the world's fastest four-door mass-produced car currently available on the market, competing directly with Tesla and Volkswagen AG's Porsche.
Samsung Display (SDC) plans to accelerate the production of its 8.6G OLED panels for IT applications, which will first be utilized in Samsung Electronics' notebook products.
By: Jack Wu
Despite numerous rumors and stories circulating that Apple is developing an affordable mixed reality (MR) device priced around US$2,000, with a
By: Jack Wu
Japanese IC substrate manufacturer Ibiden has lowered its overall performance forecast for the fiscal year 2024 (April 2024 to March 2025). Similarly, another
By: Jack Wu, Mavis Tsai
Intel is grappling with an operational crisis as its IDM 2.0 transformation plan has yet to yield results, casting doubt on when its foundry business might finally become profitable.
By: Jack Wu, Annie Huang
As ultra-wideband (UWB) technology matures and market demand increases, UWB is gradually entering the automotive and consumer electronics sectors. Its remarkable performance in digital key and safety functions for automobiles has garnered attention, despite facing challenges from Bluetooth technology and ecosystems like the Huawei-led SparkLink Alliance.
photo of MacBook Air upgrades to 16 GB RAM, matching AI PC standards image Apple has unveiled the new MacBook Pro featuring the M4 processor. While the MacBook Air did not receive a processor upgrade, it now comes with 16GB of memory. This update brings Apple in line with non-Apple brands that have already introduced AI PCs equipped with 45 TOPS of NPU and 16GB of memory, establishing…
By: Jack Wu
photo of Wah Hong expands to 3D snapshot sensors to enhance drone and EV applications image Optical film manufacturer Wah Hong Industrial Corp has reported that its cumulative pre-tax net profit for the third quarter of 2024 reached NT$410 million (approx. US$12.7 million), marking a significant year-over-year growth rate of 70.3% compared to NT$240 million in the same period of 2023.
By: Jack Wu
photo of EgisTec partners with Asicland to jointly target South Korea's HPC market image Egis Technology (EgisTec), recently transformed into the ASIC business, has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with South Korean chip design company Asicland. The two companies will collaborate on developing AI high-performance computing (HPC) server chiplet designs, encompassing CPU Die, AI Die, IO Die,…
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