Taipei – October 05, 2026 -- DIGITIMES has rolled out two intelligence-service upgrades aimed at enterprises tracking fast-moving shifts in the global technology supply chain, including a redesigned DIGITIMES Intelligence hub and a new DIGITIMES News Feed API that delivers licensed full-text reporting as structured enterprise data.
News Feed API turns two decades of reporting into machine-readable JSON data
The DIGITIMES News Feed API makes more than 20 years of technology supply chain reporting available in JSON format for the first time. Enterprises can scope coverage by company, technology, industry topic, or a customized Keyword Watchlist, feeding content directly into dashboards, alerting systems, internal knowledge bases, and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipelines. A two-week evaluation trial is offered once coverage scope is confirmed.
Three enterprise functions gain direct data feeds
Competitive Intelligence teams can continuously monitor companies and technologies without manually scanning individual articles. Supply Chain and Risk teams can route signals on capacity changes, export controls, and disruptions directly into existing monitoring workflows to shorten response times. Data and AI teams can use tagged full-text reporting to support internal knowledge bases, RAG applications, and trend analysis for enterprise AI systems.
Intelligence hub consolidates five research categories into four insight areas
The redesigned DIGITIMES Intelligence hub merges five prior research categories into four core areas: Semiconductor, Server & HPC, Physical AI, and Personal Computing. Coverage spans chip manufacturing, AI infrastructure, data centers, robotics, autonomous systems, and AI PCs. The hub also introduces a cleaner interface and streamlined navigation intended to help executives and researchers identify relevant market intelligence faster.
Ethan Su, General Manager of DIGITIMES, said the company's next step is making its intelligence directly usable within enterprise systems, moving beyond content delivery toward intelligence that supports real business decisions.