Taiwan semiconductor industry demands govt action over imminent energy crisis

Taiwan’s semiconductor industry is sounding the alarm. The Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Association (TSIA) has issued a rare public warning about critical power shortages that threaten the island’s chip manufacturing dominance. The message is clear: without immediate action, Taiwan risks losing its competitive edge in the global semiconductor race.

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WPG launches smart warehousing to strengthen semiconductor supply chain services

In response to the surge in AI- and HPC-driven market demand, WPG Holdings’ board of directors has approved an adjustment to its investment structure to further advance its semiconductor supply chain strategy. WPG will implement a professional division of labor within the group and enhance the operational efficiency and market share of its Logistics as a Service (LaaS) business.

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Pegatron pours NT$700 million into Kaohsiung expansion

Pegatron has launched a digital transformation training base in Kaohsiung’s Asia New Bay Area, with the intention of creating a manufacturing and technology talent pipeline in southern Taiwan. At the opening ceremony on October 28, 2025, Pegatron Chairman T.H. Tung stated that Kaohsiung is becoming increasingly important in Taiwanese firms’ southern expansion and that there is the possibility of Pegatron expanding with a second phase of investment.

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Taiwan’s green energy growth exceeds expectations, boosting industrial resilience

The 2025 Energy Taiwan and Net-Zero Taiwan trade show will be held starting October 29, featuring more than 450 companies from home and abroad, including exhibitors from the UK, Belgium, Denmark, and the Netherlands, showcasing the latest wind power technologies. Given that Taiwan produces 90% of the world’s advanced semiconductors, energy autonomy is crucial for supply chain resilience.

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Apple’s foldable shadow looms over the market Samsung built

The foldable phone market is finally hitting its stride. After years of false starts and skeptical consumers, the segment is experiencing genuine momentum. Counterpoint Research projects US shipments will surge nearly 68% year-over-year in 2025, while China’s annual volume is closing in on 10 million units—a threshold that signals the category has moved beyond experimental territory.

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