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| 1 | TechAsia | Nvidia explores deal with S Korean AI startup Rebellions | Rebellions has raised roughly US$850 million from investors including SK Hynix and Arm. | AI | Read |
| 2 | DigiTimes | AI memory windfall: Samsung to hand back up to US$79 billion in 2026 | Samsung Electronics' board has approved a 2026 shareholder return plan estimated at KRW90 trillion to KRW110 trillion (approx. US$64-79 billion), which the company says is the largest ever by a Korean firm. | Electronics | Read |
| 3 | DigiTimes | 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. | AIAutomation | Read |
| 4 | DigiTimes | Interview: Arbe Robotics on why radar is needed for autonomous driving and beyond | Autonomous driving technology is maturing, and a future in which cars entirely drive themselves is quickly approaching in the rearview mirror. Yet safety and trust remain crucial barriers to overcome before fully autonomous driving becomes a reality, and a key part of this is the "eyes" of the car. | Automation | Read |
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Nvidia explores deal with S Korean AI startup Rebellions
Rebellions has raised roughly US$850 million from investors including SK Hynix and Arm.
Asia Tech News Digest - August 22, 2026
Generated: 2026-08-22 08:00 UTC · Sources: 2 websites monitored