LandMark expects its silicon photonics (SiPh) product shipments to continue increasing over the next few quarters, with fourth quarter 2025 revenue projected to match or slightly exceed second quarter 2022 levels. This implies a quarter-on-quarter revenue growth of about 8.8%. With substrate suppliers resuming normal deliveries and SiPh shipments growing, LandMark anticipates stable annual revenue growth through 2026-2027.

Both Japan and South Korea are accelerating plans for Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN), aiming to expand satellite-based communications beyond traditional ground infrastructure. In the early stages, both nations collaborated with Starlink, but Japan has outpaced South Korea in developing mobile direct-to-satellite services.

At a seminar held on April 28, 2025, by Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), experts highlighted the stark contrast in quantum talent development and industry application between Taiwan and the Netherlands. Jeff Lin, general director of ITRI’s Industry, Science and Technology International Strategy Center, noted that although the Netherlands has a population of 18 million and produces about 200 quantum master’s and PhD graduates annually, Taiwan—with 23 million people—only trains around 50 quantum specialists each year. Moreover, Taiwanese quantum talents often find it difficult to secure relevant jobs.