Taiwan’s power MOSFET and diode suppliers are strengthening their deployments in high-end power supply and server applications seeking to offset declines in shipments for consumer applications, according to industry sources.
High-profile semiconductor industry leaders in China recently gathered at the just-ended SEMICON China Executive Summit seeking to find ways out for China’s future IC development under US trade sanctions and explore the “More than Moore” development paths, apart from sharing insights on the global semiconductor landscape and technology and market trends.
The world’s largest solar company warned that stricter US import requirements for panel shipments will continue to create disruptions to the American market through next year.
If you have been observing the Indian EV market, you would know that the initial days were all about startups. Several new companies entered the market, some of them with excellent offerings, and have become popular names in the local automobile market.
Following price cuts for two models in China, Tesla decided to close one of its flagship stores in a cost-control manner in the country where non-tolerance COVID measures keep hurting EV sales.
Taiwan’s top passive components vendor Yageo will add sensing solutions to its product lines by acquiring sensor business units of two European makers in October, demonstrating the company’s ambition to strengthen its specialty electronics component business.
Arch Meter is expanding smart power meter production capacity by investing NT$740 million (US$23.1 million) to set up four production lines at its new factory in northern Taiwan, with completion scheduled for 2024, according to company chairman Chen Jan-ku.
US companies are acknowledging that reshoring – once the subject of talk but no groundswell of action – is accelerating, with at least one executive being “pumped up” about critical supply lines shifting away from nations such as China.