AmTRAN Technology announced a preliminary revenue of NT$2.034 billion (in the same period last year. The company’s revenue performance in the second quarter of 2025 showcased significant quarter-over-quarter gains. Consolidated revenue rose 21% to NT$6.43 billion (approx. US$215.4 billion), driven by heightened demand in video conferencing, gaming monitors, and peripheral devices.

VisEra Technologies, a TSMC-affiliated optical component supplier, anticipates third-quarter growth driven by rising demand for CMOS image sensors (CIS), as high-end smartphone camera adoption expands and automotive sensing features reach lower-tier vehicle models. Meanwhile, shipments of micro-optics elements (MOE) are seeing short-term weakness due to dispersed customer product lines, with recovery expected no earlier than 2026.

OpenAI has agreed to offer its AI models to US federal agencies from 2026 for a symbolic annual fee of US$1. This move is part of the White House AI Action Plan, aimed at boosting AI adoption in the public sector.

The Southern Taiwan Science Park (STSP) Bureau, under the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC), hosted the STSP LINK Gathering event at the Messe Taoyuan convention and exhibition center on August 7. The event was combined with the inaugural BIOMED-X “2025 Biomedical Startup Matchmaking Expo,” attracting participation from more than 100 corporations, research and development units, distributors, and investment firms across Taiwan’s biomedical sector.