Keysight Technologies, a leading US test and measurement equipment maker, has partnered with Electronic Design Automation (EDA) heavyweight Synopsys to launch an artificial intelligence-driven radio frequency design migration workflow. The solution aims to accelerate the shift from TSMC’s N6RF+ platform to its more advanced N4P node, targeting rising performance demands in radio frequency integrated circuit applications.

Taiwan’s smart home market is gaining momentum as brands increasingly integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI into their product lines. This trend is drawing not only long-standing telecom operators but also a wave of new entrants, including the emerging smart home brand Mova, which officially launched in Taiwan on June 9.

Taiwan’s test interface supplier Keystone Microtech Corp. expects sustained order momentum through late 2025, fueled by growing demand for chip testing in AI and high-performance computing (HPC) applications. At the company’s annual shareholder meeting, Director and President An-hsuan Liu said order visibility remains strong through the fourth quarter and projected minimal impact from reciprocal tariffs on the broader semiconductor market in the second half of the year. Keystone is forecasting sequential revenue increases and targeting double-digit annual growth.