Pre-tariff rush leaves US car market facing cold spell
As President Donald Trump’s auto tariff policy begins to take effect—levying duties on foreign-made vehicles and parts while exempting Canadian and Mexican imports—the market is already showing signs of strain.
India roundup: Made in US, China, or India? Global supply tug-of-war deepens
As Apple expands in India and Trump pushes for US production, a global tug-of-war over manufacturing and supply chains underscores the shifting dynamics between India, China, and the US.
Taiwan’s tech giants raise spending to navigate geopolitical risks and AI boom
Matrix Precision opens new Hsinchu plant with US$100 million revenue target, lands major Japanese order
Dynabook embraces AI-powered decade with AIoT and XR expansion
Ilitek begins integration of MediaTek’s TCON unit, eyes expansion in notebook and industrial markets
Display driver IC design company Ilitek has officially launched the integration of MediaTek’s TCON business, a strategic acquisition that is expected to contribute immediately to revenue and gradually transform its product portfolio and market positioning.
GlobalWafers deepens US investment with US$7.5 billion commitment
GlobalWafers, the Taiwan-based semiconductor materials giant, officially opened its new US$3.5 billion manufacturing facility in Sherman, Texas, on May 16. Chairperson Doris Hsu marked the occasion by also announcing plans for an additional US$4 billion expansion, which would bring the company’s total investment in the US to US$7.5 billion.