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Samsung auctions 123 chip tools during Xi'an NAND upgrade to V8

Apr 1, 16:15

EAST ASIA

SiPh and advanced packaging shine at Touch Taiwan

Apr 1, 15:56

DISPLAYS

Sharp names Kawamura as CEO, shifts to growth after restructuring

Apr 1, 15:19

EAST ASIA

TSMC eyes SiPh breakthrough as industry consensus forms

Apr 1, 12:14

SEMICONDUCTORS

Taiwan panel leaders pivot: AUO targets CPO, Innolux advances FOPLP

AMEC acquires Sizone to expand CMP capabilities, outlines 2026 strategy

Japan Display sells Tottori Fab, citing asset efficiency and continuing AutoTech work at a new site

South Korean chipmakers stockpile helium, diversify supply beyond Qatar

Huawei revenue hits US$122bn in 2025, nears peak as AI growth becomes key test

Taiwan's CubeSat trio reaches orbit, signaling a new phase for the space startup ecosystem

Micron reportedly developing stacked GDDR to address shifting AI memory demand

India accelerates semiconductor push with Kaynes plant launch

Analysis: In Japan's EV race, aggression costs Honda while Nissan learns to adapt

SDI targets AI and heat spreader growth

Infineon's power semiconductor content per kW to hit US$150 as 800V systems mature

China memory chip maker Longsys unveils SPU architecture for edge AI storage systems

Geopolitical jitters shake markets as AI shores up Taiwan's economic future

GaN in 800V systems on the rise; Infineon and TI IDMs continue expanding production

Nvidia's 800V-to-12V push faces industry skepticism

Northrop Grumman advances diamond chip for high-power military radar protection

Foxconn advances AI supply chain localization, splitting work between US and Mexico

Samsung expands innovation campus in India to boost global digital talent pipeline

Google flags rising quantum threat to crypto security, urges shift to post-quantum encryption

Malaysia defends EV policy as BYD weighs assembly pullout

Alibaba's closed-source pivot signals mounting monetization pressure

Rising memory costs and AI demand set to shrink PC shipments

India to account for 10% of Micron's capacity, says official

China memory firms secure two-year wafer deals, tightening DRAM and NAND supply outlook

Nvidia moves beyond GPUs with three-system push to own the AI stack

China memory chip designer GigaDevice posts record 2025 earnings, locks in US$825 million DRAM supply

BIZ FOCUS

Feb 9, 08:00

iCatch and DXOMARK Establish Taiwan's First Next Generation Imaging Laboratory

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MULTIMEDIA

CEA-Leti CEO in Taipei

February 2026 notebook industry observation: Capacity sharply reduced during the Lunar New Year holidays, and component shortage persists; shipments of the top five notebook brands decrease 5% month-on-month.

Software-defined vehicles (SDVs) enter the accelerated deployment era; integration of AI models by automotive processor players becomes an inevitable direction.

The memory industry is expected to continue with bright prospects in 2026, driven by robust demand for AI, with the top-3 makers to start with new competition.