Matrix Precision opens new Hsinchu plant with US$100 million revenue target, lands major Japanese order

On May 13, Matrix Precision, a subsidiary of Hiwin Technologies, inaugurated its new manufacturing facility in Fengshan, Hsinchu, aiming to generate US$100 million in annual revenue. The opening marks a major expansion in Matrix’s capacity to produce large gear grinding machines as global demand for high-end, high-precision components continues to grow.

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Dynabook embraces AI-powered decade with AIoT and XR expansion

Dynabook Technology (Taiwan) Co. marked the 40th anniversary of the Dynabook brand with a press event on May 14, 2025, reflecting on its four-decade journey and outlining its AI-driven growth strategy. Dynabook Inc. CEO and President Kiyofumi Kakudo underscored Taiwan’s strategic position in the Asia-Pacific technology landscape and its readiness to scale AI adoption. He said the company will strengthen local alliances to accelerate smart applications and kickstart what he described as a “golden decade of innovation.”

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Appier posts strong 1Q25 growth, eyes Middle East expansion

Appier has reported solid financial results for the first quarter of 2025, with revenue rising 27% year-on-year to approximately JPY9.4 billion (US$64.17 million), or 31% on a currency-neutral basis. Gross profit also grew 26% to JPY4.8 billion, with a gross margin of 51.4%. Despite facing challenges from the depreciation of Asian currencies, such as the South Korean won and the New Taiwan dollar, the company’s growth momentum, particularly in Northeast Asia, helped offset the impact.

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Jensen Huang brings in Compal, as Foxconn chair sits out

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, continued his closely watched Taiwan visit with a high-profile gathering of semiconductor and electronics leaders on May 17, following a private dinner the night before with TSMC Chairman C.C. Wei and senior executives. Attendees included some of the most influential names in the region’s supply chain: MediaTek CEO Rick Tsai, Quanta Chairman Barry Lam, Wistron Chairman Simon Lin, and Asus Chairman Jonney Shih.

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