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AAEON’s Gateways Making IoT in Smart Buildings Happen (2016.01.05)
IoT technology revolutionizes almost every aspect of our lives. AAEON, a developer of industrial computing solutions and a member of the Intel Internet of Things Solutions Alliance, is set to introduce this technology to traditional buildings, adding intelligence to them to make smart buildings a reality |
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Industry's First 64Bit Quad-core Router Processor (2016.01.05)
Broadcom Corporation today announced the industry's first 64bit quad-core processor for high-end routers. The BCM4908 enables OEMs and service providers to deliver the extra CPU power needed for smart home and Internet of Things applications while unleashing the higher Internet speeds coming into the home |
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Volvo Cars and Microsoft Enable People to Talk to Their Cars (2016.01.05)
Volvo and Microsoft are launching a wearable-enabled voice control system. Volvo owners will be able to talk to their car via their Microsoft Band 2.
It is allowing users to instruct their vehicle to perform tasks including, setting the navigation, starting the heater, locking the doors, flashing the lights or sounding the horn via Volvo’s mobile app Volvo on Call and the connected wearable device |
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NVIDIA Partners with PC Makers to Deliver VR-Ready Program (2016.01.05)
NVIDIA today unveiled a VR-ready program to help gamers navigate their way to great virtual reality experiences.
The company has partnered with PC and notebook makers and add-in card providers to deliver "GeForce GTX VR Ready" systems and graphics cards that deliver an immersive VR gaming experience |
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MediaTek’s MT8581 for 4K Blu-ray Players (2016.01.05)
MediaTek today announced the MediaTek MT8581, a highly integrated multimedia system-on-chip for Ultra High Definition (4K) Blu-ray players.
The MT8581 will power the industry’s first Blu-ray players to use both Ultra-HD (UHD) and high-dynamic range imaging (HDR), dramatically improving display clarity and contrast beyond what is currently on the market |
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NVIDIA Launches New In-vehicle A.I. Engine at CES (2016.01.05)
NVIDIA today launched NVIDIA DRIVE PX 2, a powerful engine for in-vehicle artificial intelligence.
Created to address the needs of NVIDIA's automotive partners for an open development platform, DRIVE PX 2 provides unprecedented amounts of processing power for deep learning, equivalent to that of 150 MacBook Pros |
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Changhong, Ayla Networks Jointly Launch Smart Air Conditioners at CES (2016.01.05)
Ayla Networks and Changhong have signed a cooperation agreement to launch a new generation of cloud-based smart air conditioners. They will preview the air conditioners at the International Consumer Electronics Show 2016 (CES 2016) in Las Vegas, being held January 6 to 9 |
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Acer Launches World’s First Chromebase with Intel Core CPU (2016.01.05)
Acer today announced the world’s first Chromebase all-in-one desktop with Intel Core processors, the Chromebase 24, combining powerful performance with the simplicity and security of Chrome OS.
The new Chromebase complements Acer’s new portfolio of Chrome OS products including Chromebooks, Chromeboxes, and Chromebases |
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Acer Showcases Cloud-Based Remote Healthcare Solutions at CES 2016 (2016.01.05)
Acer announed that the company showcased its latest developments in the healthcare realm, which it identifies as one of the key areas of the IoB. At its BYOC (Build Your Own Cloud) showcase in Las Vegas, Acer displayed solutions based on the Acer Open Platform (AOP) with its hardware partners, with applications spanning from health monitoring to remote diagnostics |
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Torex Semiconductor to open a new R&D center in Silicon Valley (2016.01.05)
Torex Semiconductor Ltd. will open an R&D Center in April 2016 at TOREX USA Corp. in Sunnyvale, California, U.S.A. for the purpose of strengthening research and development of high value-added analog power ICs that will be the mainstay of the next generation |
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New 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi Module for IoT Market (2016.01.05)
ASIX Electronics Corp., a fabless semiconductor company for embedded networking/bridging solutions, today announced the expansion of its wireless modules product portfolio with AXM23001 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi module, a new addition to ASIX’s original AXM22001 802 |
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Taipei Game Show 2016 Begins This Winter Vacation (2016.01.04)
TAIPEI, Taiwan － Taipei Game Show has announced the latest news today. The content of "B2B Zone (Jan. 28-29)" and "B2C Area (Jan 29- Feb 2)" as well as the prominent lecturing lineups of " Asia Pacific Game Summit (APGS) " are announced in advance for the very first time |
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Taiwanese Students Win GNSS.asia Challenge Award in Brunei (2016.01.04)
TAINAN, Taiwan－ A Tainan-based student team from National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) had been awarded the first runner-up GNSS.asia Challenge Award during the Multi-GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) Asia Conference for its innovation, HappyQ, the university revealed today |
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Less Than 1% Computers Are Powerful Enough to Support VR, Nvidia Says (2016.01.04)
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Virtual reality has been viewed as the most important growth driver of the IT industry in 2016, VR headsets, which create immersive 3D environments the wearer can interact with and explore, are poised to be the highlight of CES 2016 |
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TSMC Wins a Land Slide Victory Over Samsung by the 16nm Technology (2016.01.04)
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Source from the semiconductor equipment revealed that Samsung has informed its equipment partners to postpone the expansion of its logic chip plants due to less-than-expected orders of its 14nm chips. However, it is widely circulated that TSMC has won a land slide victory over Samsung by the 16nm manufacturing process technology |
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Outmatched by TSMC, Samsung Suspends 14nm Expansion Plan (2016.01.04)
TAIPEI, Taiwan － According to information from Taiwan’s Economic Daily News, Samsung recently has informed relevant equipment suppliers that they will suspend expansion of their logic chip plants. This is mainly because the expansion of their 14nm manufacturing process operations is weaker then than that of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s (TSMC) 16nm operations |
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Taiwan to Highlight Itself in Industry 4.0 (2016.01.04)
Time is money. As the old saying goes “A penny saved is a penny earned.” Similarly, A second saved is a second earned.
Industry 4.0 is the mechanical production systems, work-sharing mass production and the automation of production processes, the so-called “the fourth industrial revolution” |
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Global Smartphone Shipments is Expected to Reach 1.53 Billion Units in 2016 (2016.01.04)
Shipment volume of the global mobile phone industry hit 477.5 million units in the third quarter of 2015, up 5.5% sequentially, according to MIC (Market Research & Consulting Institute). Driven by seasonal demand and new product rollouts, the smartphone industry regained momentum in the third quarter and grew 5 |
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Stainless Steel Panel PC with IP65/IP69K Protection (2016.01.04)
APLEX Technology announced a full IP65/IP69K rated stainless steel Panel PC - APC-3X94P/R series. This brand-new Panel PC features fanless and true flat bezel panel design with available panel sizes from 15”, 17” to 19” |
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NARL, NTU Launches Disposable SPR Biosensor System (2016.01.01)
TAIPEI, Taiwan — The National Applied Research Laboratories (NARL) teamed up with the National Taiwan University in rolling out the Taiwan version of Stanford Spark course, and launced the Disposable SPR Biosensor and Imaging SPR system (METAPLAS) on Thursday in a bid to shorten the time of medical test |
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