AmTRAN Technology faces 30% US export share amid Trump tariffs, plans strategic responses

AmTRAN Technology’s shipments to the US constitute about 30% of its revenue. The company is presently benefiting from a temporary 90-day suspension of reciprocal tariffs, with only a 10% tariff currently in place. During this grace period, AmTRAN plans to actively reduce inventory and engage with customers to discuss future strategies.

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Renesas 1Q profit drops on weak auto and industrial chip demand

Renesas Electronics saw revenue and profit tumble in the first quarter of 2025, hit by ongoing softness in automotive and industrial chip demand. On a non-GAAP basis, Renesas reported consolidated revenue of JPY308.8 billion (approx. US$2.16 billion), down 12.2% from a year earlier. Operating profit declined 26.2% to JPY83.8 billion, while net income plunged 30.8% to JPY73.3 billion.

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Shanghai Auto Show 2025: China’s supply chain takes center stage

The 2025 Shanghai Auto Show has commenced amid escalating global trade tensions, as newly imposed US tariffs pose significant challenges to China’s automotive industry. Once a straightforward showcase for domestic brands, the exhibition has evolved into a critical vantage point for observing how China’s auto supply chain is adapting and seeking new avenues for growth in an increasingly adverse environment.

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HTC, AT&T partner to bring immersive XR therapy to US senior care

Taiwanese technology company HTC announced on Thursday a strategic collaboration with US telecommunications giant AT&T, healthcare innovator Mynd Immersive, and rehabilitation services leader Select Rehabilitation. The partnership aims to implement a new generation of immersive extended reality (XR) therapy programs within senior care communities across the US.

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Adata and Giga Computing join forces to build server production in Brazil

Memory module manufacturer Adata Technology has announced a strategic partnership with Giga Computing, a subsidiary of Gigabyte Technology, to establish a new, upgraded server production line in Brazil. The venture will integrate ADATA’s server-grade memory and storage products, enhancing the competitiveness of the servers and jointly expanding their reach across the Latin American market.

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