TASC partners with Itochu Taiwan to deepen compound semiconductor and smart medical ventures

Taiwan-Asia Semiconductor Corporation (TASC) is advancing its layout in compound semiconductors and non-invasive blood glucose monitoring technology through the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Itochu Taiwan. The agreement seeks to facilitate collaboration in these two sectors through the pooling of resources and semiconductor supply chains.

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Samsung courts AMD for 2nm chips as foundry recovery hinges on new orders

Samsung Electronics is reportedly in talks with Advanced Micro Devices about producing next-generation chips using its second-generation 2nm process, as the South Korean technology group seeks to secure major customers and revive its loss-making foundry business, according to industry sources and reports from South Korea’s Seoul Economic Daily and G-enews.

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Stargate Project initiates AI buildout, Fortune Electric transformer orders exceed NT$120 billion

Demand for heavy electrical equipment has surged following the launch of the US Stargate Project. Fortune Electric has secured first-phase transformer orders, and together with demand from other customers, its AI data center-related orders have now exceeded NT$120 billion (US$3.8 billion). As the global transformer market remains undersupplied, Fortune Electric said current lead times are controlled at around 2.5 to 3 years, though some customers are still seeking delivery within two years. Tight delivery schedules have yet to ease in the near term.

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Phihong targets AI networking and LEO with Vietnam capacity rising to 60% by 2026

Phihong Technology is accelerating its Transformation 2.0 strategy by concentrating on high-power, high-margin niche products such as AI server power supplies and low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite power units. The power supply maker is currently reducing reliance on large-volume, low-margin orders like those for mobile phones to improve profitability, President Vincent Lin stated during the company’s December 10, 2025 earnings call.

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NetApp unfazed by memory shortages as it projects strong 2026 growth

NetApp Taiwan general manager Peter Chu said the transition from early AI experimentation to agentic AI running mission-critical workloads is creating unprecedented demands on data complexity, scale, and security, while presenting significant opportunities for NetApp. He remains optimistic about the company’s 2026 trajectory and noted that global memory shortages have not affected its operations.

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