LinkCom’s magnetic components division demonstrated robust performance in January, driven by steady networking product demand and successful Wi-Fi 7 order fulfillment. Despite the seasonal slowdown during the Lunar New Year holiday, the company achieved monthly consolidated revenue of NT$51.33 million (US$1.56 million), marking a 4.08% increase month over month while maintaining levels from January 2024. The company is also accelerating its Southeast Asian supply chain development in response to recent US trade policies.

Taiwan’s aerospace industry is gaining momentum as global demand for defense autonomy surges and the aviation sector rebounds. Industry sources note that defense and aerospace are two sides of the same coin: military applications fall under defense, while civilian use defines aerospace. Taiwan’s push to bolster its defense capabilities is fueling growth in both sectors.

Prior to the start of US President Donald Trump’s second term, he repeatedly indicated that he would take measures to target the energy and automotive industries with the goal of “making America great, again.” However, right after announcing new tariffs, Trump made a sharp U-turn. Under such unpredictable developments, Taiwanese auto industry players have their own take on the situation.

US President Donald Trump’s proposed new semiconductor tariffs could create an unexpected windfall for India’s growing tech sector, according to industry experts.