Celestica reports strong 1Q26 as cloud demand lifts results
Celestica reported a strong start to 2026, underscoring the growing demand for data center hardware as cloud spending accelerates.
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TSMC 2nm leak case results in NT$150M fine for TEL; company says no confidential data was leaked and discussions are underway
In the trade secret leak case involving TSMC’s 2nm process, the Intellectual Property and Commercial Court ruled on April 27, 2026, that Tokyo Electron (TEL), the equipment supplier involved, must pay a fine of NT$150 million (US$4.8 million), marking the first penalty imposed on a legal entity under the National Security Act.
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Why the AI boom still runs through Taiwan — and why that won’t change
As trade tensions simmer and geopolitical flashpoints multiply, Taiwan’s technology sector is holding firm. Anchored by surging AI infrastructure demand and a pivotal shift in how its chips reach the world, the island’s economy is on track for its strongest growth in years — and industry experts say the fundamentals have rarely looked more solid.
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Commentary: What Amap reveals about AI navigation, data control
AI-powered navigation platforms such as China’s Amap are forcing a rethink of how convenience, competition, and data governance intersect. The debate in Taiwan over Amap’s near-real-time traffic light countdown and high-precision navigation reflects a broader shift in how mobility data is collected, processed, and monetized.
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DeepSeek V4 fails to close gap as US-China AI divide persists amid chip constraints
DeepSeek’s latest flagship model, V4, has renewed debate over the trajectory of the US-China AI race, with analysts and industry voices suggesting that China’s progress in model efficiency is not translating into a meaningful reduction in capability gaps with leading US systems.
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AI chip testing complexity lifts probe card and upstream supply chain demand
As AI chips move to advanced process nodes and packaging technologies, semiconductor testing requirements are becoming significantly more complex.
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AetherAI wins FDA and IVDR nods for digital pathology platform as it eyes global expansion
Amid rising global cancer rates and a shortage of pathology staff, Taiwan-based AetherAI says its FDA- and IVDR-certified digital pathology platform could ease diagnostic bottlenecks worldwide by enabling integrated AI tools and automated workflows, potentially accelerating access to faster, scalable cancer diagnostics across hospitals, healthcare systems, and clinics globally.
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Alphabet’s US$40bn Anthropic stake heats up AI cloud and compute race
Alphabet’s decision to invest up to US$40 billion in Anthropic marks a defining shift in the artificial intelligence race: control over computing infrastructure is becoming as critical as model development itself.
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Taiwan’s Tmytek targets profitability with push into satellite communications
TMY Technology, a maker of millimeter-wave (mmWave) phased-array solutions, is reshaping its business as it pushes beyond its traditional reliance on test and measurement equipment, betting on satellites, defense, and next-generation communications to drive growth and a potential return to profitability as early as 2027.
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GrandTech drives growth with AI cloud and 3D printing for drone market
GrandTech Chairman Frankie Hsu highlighted the company’s successful transformation from a software agency to a dual-engine growth model, powered by its investment in GrandTech Cloud Services (GCS) and its 3D printing business. The former capitalizes on the booming cloud and AI wave, while the latter taps into expanding drone opportunities, providing strong and sustainable momentum.