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Yunnan Flower Exports Maintain Strong Growth Ahead of IFEX Kunming 2026

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By Elaine Huang
| PR.com
Yunnan, China, August 21, 2026 --(PR.com)-- China's leading floriculture province recorded 60.5% export growth in 2025 as international buyers prepare to gather at RX's IFEX Kunming International Flowers & Plants Expo this September. Yunnan, China's leading producer and exporter of fresh-cut flowers, reached another export milestone in 2025, with exports totaling RMB 1.22 billion (USD 170 million), up 60.5% year on year and ranking No. 1 nationwide for the seventh consecutive year.
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COUPE: TSMC's Game Changer After CoWoS

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By Elaine Huang
| CommonWealth Magazine Verified
During TSMC's annual Technology Symposium this May, Deputy Co-COO Kevin Zhang (張曉強) turned heads when he made this declaration: "Everyone, I want you to remember a new name." The name was COUPE, which stands for Compact Universal Photonic Engine. COUPE utilizes advanced packaging technology to three-dimensionally stack electronic and photonic integrated circuits together so electrical signals can be transmitted through silicon photonics.
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Taiwanese American-Founded AOI Closes in on U.S. Laser Trio

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By Elaine Huang
| CommonWealth Magazine Verified
What AI data centers need most as we enter the era of silicon photonics are not microchips but lasers. As more and more GPUs are crammed into data center racks, traditional copper traces, which reach their limits in high-speed data transmission, are being replaced by fiber optic cables. Their light source is a laser die, thinner than a mechanical pencil lead. Lasers are rated based on their power output. The higher the speed, the more power is needed.
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