AI reshapes semiconductor testing as KYEC pushes four-way model
As AI chip value and integration complexity keep rising, King Yuan Electronics (KYEC) President Gauss Chang said semiconductor testing is shifting from being considered “part of the supply chain” to a “part of the process.” He said the supply chain is also moving toward a new collaboration model built around four integrated elements: equipment, accessories, testing, and products.
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Gelsinger calls HBM ‘lousy’, SK Hynix says it’s not memory’s final answer
High-bandwidth memory (HBM), a core component in AI semiconductors, has drawn fresh scrutiny after former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger called it “lousy” at a recent AI summit in Paris. SK Hynix, the market leader in this type of memory, also said it is not the final answer to AI memory bottlenecks, underscoring the industry’s push to find a next-generation memory architecture beyond HBM.
Asia Vital Components sees stronger AI server demand and faster liquid cooling adoption
Asia Vital Components expects global AI server demand to strengthen in the second half, with liquid cooling adoption becoming more common — a shift carrying implications for data center operators and suppliers worldwide. The company sees higher shipments of ASIC chips and Nvidia’s Vera Rubin platform driving growth, and estimates that liquid-cooling penetration in AI servers will reach 50% by 2027.
Taiwan Gold Card approvals for finance professionals top 1,000
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J&V Energy lifts 1H revenue on storage and green power trading
J&V Energy Technology said its first-half 2026 results were lifted by growing energy storage projects and green power trading, with consolidated revenue reaching NT$3.498 billion (US$108.74 million). The Taiwan-based renewable energy group said gross profit rose 67% year over year to NT$570 million, while operating profit increased 195% to NT$109 million.