Tag: Hardware

Technode

Tech Odyssey Series: How Omniflow is rethinking streetlights with EV charging, connectivity, and clean energy

Previously on Tech Odyssey Series: In the last episode of Tech Odyssey, we visited Sound Particles, a 17-person Portuguese company whose technology has made its way […]
April 1st, 2026
Techpoint Africa

Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses face investigation in Kenya

Shalom, Victoria from Techpoint here, Here’s what I’ve got for you today: Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses face investigation in Kenya Dollar scarcity hits payment providers Cameroon moves […]
April 1st, 2026
Technode

Papergames bets on emotional AI robots, virtual gaming characters could go physical

Credit: Love and Deepspace Chinese gaming firm Papergames has recently posted multiple AI robotics-related roles on recruitment platforms, including positions such as AI robotics structural lead, […]
March 25th, 2026
Korea Tech Today

Samsung, AMD Deepen AI Hardware Alliance with Focus on HBM4 and Next-Gen Data Center Systems

Samsung to supply HBM4 for AMD’s next-generation AI accelerators as both companies deepen integration across memory, compute, and rack-scale systems. Samsung Electronics and AMD have signed […]
March 21st, 2026
Korea Tech Today

South Korea accelerates ‘K-Nvidia’ drive with $7.5 billion annual investment

Push to build domestic AI chip ecosystem highlights ambitions—and structural constraints South Korea is stepping up efforts to build a domestic artificial intelligence (AI) chip industry, […]
March 19th, 2026
Korea Tech Today

AMD boosts ties with Samsung, Naver during CEO’s first Korea visit

Engagement reflects growing importance of memory, infrastructure, and partnerships in AI competition AMD is stepping up its engagement with South Korean companies as competition in artificial […]
March 18th, 2026
Startup Universal

Startup Island Episode One: How A Small Hardware-as-a-Service Startup Made the Leap from Silicon Valley to Taiwan

The Accelerator team at AppWorks has produced a podcast series about early stage founders and their perspective on what its like to build a startup in the fastest-growing region for startups, Greater Southeast Asia (ASEAN + Taiwan). In this episode, we talk to Andrew Jiang of Soda Labs, a Hardware-as-a-Service venture builder, about his journey from Silicon Valley to Taiwan, and what it takes to build a software-hardware hybrid startup.
By: AppWorksApril 12th, 2020
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