DIGITIMES has announced two upgrades to its intelligence services: a redesigned Intelligence hub and a new News Feed API, which the company describes as an enterprise data service. The release this brief is based on states that the two offerings are intended to address both how people reach intelligence and how enterprise systems take it in, drawing on more than two decades of the publisher's technology supply chain reporting. According to the company, the goal is to make that material not only easier to find and understand but also directly usable inside enterprise systems.
The redesigned hub groups five research categories into four core insight areas: Semiconductor, Server & HPC, Physical AI, and Personal Computing. The company said these cover developments from chip manufacturing and AI infrastructure to data centers, robotics, autonomous systems and AI PCs. It also adds a cleaner interface and streamlined navigation, which DIGITIMES said is meant to help executives, researchers and industry professionals find relevant market intelligence more efficiently. Further detail is available at the Intelligence Hub.
The News Feed API makes more than two decades of supply chain reporting available as structured enterprise data for the first time, delivering licensed full-text content in JSON format, according to the company. Enterprises can set their scope by company, technology, industry topic or Keyword Watchlist, and route content into dashboards, alerting systems, internal knowledge bases and Retrieval-Augmented Generation pipelines. DIGITIMES lists three use cases: competitive intelligence teams monitoring companies and technologies continuously, supply chain and risk teams routing signals such as capacity changes and export controls into existing monitoring workflows, and data and AI teams supporting knowledge bases, RAG applications and trend analysis. Coverage can be defined through broader topics or a customized watchlist, with a two-week evaluation trial available once scope is confirmed. More information is at the News Feed API page.
