ASE bets on new chip tech to handle AI’s rising power and speed needs

ASE has introduced a new packaging innovation—FOCoS-Bridge with through-silicon via (TSV) integration—designed to support the growing power and bandwidth needs of artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) applications. The advanced fan-out chip-on-substrate (FOCoS) solution significantly reduces chip energy loss to one-third of current levels, providing a leap in energy efficiency and performance.

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Coretronic intelligent robotics launches Jupiter AI+ to transform sensors into smart nodes

MEMS Coretronic, a subsidiary of Coretronic Corporation, has unveiled its latest innovation—the “Jupiter AI+ solution”—which integrates artificial intelligence directly into sensor endpoints. This advancement turns conventional sensors into intelligent nodes capable of real-time data analysis, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and reduce equipment downtime across industrial environments.

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AcBel to transfer NT$2.37B in IP assets to OmniOn Power as part of European restructuring strategy

In a strategic move to optimize its intellectual property (IP) management and streamline operations in Europe, AcBel Polytech, a leading power supply unit (PSU) manufacturer, announced on June 2 that its subsidiary AcLeap Power will transfer its trademarks and patents to OmniOn Power Technology GmbH (OmniOn Power), a wholly owned subsidiary.

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BYD’s sweeping price cuts spark industry revolt, draw Beijing into the fray

Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD saw its market capitalization plunge in late May after initiating sweeping price cuts of up to 34%, fueling fears of a full-blown price war and prompting speculation over potential regulatory intervention. The aggressive strategy has raised alarms across the industry over the long-term health of China’s electric vehicle sector.

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Arm retires Cortex brand, teases proprietary chip as RISC-V heat rises

Arm Holdings has announced a major rebranding initiative and confirmed plans to enter the chip design space—a strategic pivot that could position the UK-based architecture firm in direct competition with its own customers. The disclosure coincided with the company’s fourth-quarter revenue surpassing US$1 billion, pushing its full-year revenue projection above US$4 billion for fiscal 2025.

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