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The Indian Army has deployed the Vision 60 quadrupedal robot, developed by Ghost Robotics, to Myanmar following a
Chinese battery maker Sunwoda is expanding its lithium-ion battery plant in Vietnam, a move that may lead to
MP Materials, the largest rare earth producer in the U.S., has halted all exports to China, citing new
Choi Byung-oh, Chairman of South Korea’s fashion company Hyungji Group, recently visited Taiwan to meet with local distribution
(Photo=Pixabay) The Kyrgyz government has officially requested South Korea's Asiana Airlines to launch new direct flight routes to the country, aiming to tap into the growing influx of international travelers drawn to its alpine landscapes and cultural heritage. Asiana Airlines, a major South Korean carrier connecting Asia, North America, and Europe, confirmed it held talks with Kyrgyz officials about potential
(Photo=Emirates Biotech) Samsung E&A, a global engineering and energy solutions company under Samsung Group, has secured a contract to build the Middle East's first polylactic acid (PLA) plant in the United Arab Emirates. The facility is expected to begin operations in early 2028. On April 14 (local time), Samsung E&A signed a preliminary EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) contract with
(Photo=HCMC C4IR) Vietnam is strengthening cooperation with the U.S., South Korea, and Japan in advanced technology sectors. The country aims to attract investment from these three nations while also focusing on workforce development. The Ho Chi Minh City Center for the 4th Industrial Revolution (HCMC C4IR) held a working meeting on 14 (local time) with consulate representatives from the U.S.,
(Photo=Nvidia) Nvidia has warned that it expects "significant revenue losses" due to U.S. export controls on chip sales to China. In a regulatory filing on the 16th, Nvidia stated, "The U.S. government’s restrictions on H20 exports to China are expected to result in a quarterly loss of $5.5 billion." The U.S. government had notified Nvidia on the 9th that it
(Photo=Hai Phong) LG Electronics has issued a stern warning that it may halt all investments in Vietnam if the U.S. maintains its high tariffs on Vietnamese imports. The increased tariffs could severely damage export competitiveness, prompting global firms like LG to reevaluate their investment strategies. According to Hai Phong authorities on the 14th, the Hai Phong Economic Zone Management Committee,
