WNC to unveil cutting-edge 5G, AI-powered connectivity solutions at MWC 2025 Barcelona

Wistron NeWeb Corporation (WNC) will showcase its latest communication and connectivity innovations at MWC 2025 Barcelona, highlighting 5G, AI-driven solutions, and next-generation network infrastructure. Key exhibits include integrated small cells, AI-optimized servers, and 800G network switches, alongside AI-powered software services, Wi-Fi Sensing technology, and O-RU solutions compliant with Open RAN (O-RAN) standards.

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China’s mature-node foundry price war eases as global clients shift orders

China’s aggressive price war in mature-node wafer manufacturing appears to be stabilizing, as Vanguard International Semiconductor (VIS) reports shifting customer orders. Chairman Leuh Fang said during an earnings call that while overcapacity in China will drive severe pricing pressure in 2024, the irrational competition has eroded trust, prompting global clients—particularly from the US—to diversify supply chains.

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Taiwan’s drone effort achieves success in Europe, adding Czech Republic and Poland as partners

The Taiwan Excellent Drone International Business Alliance (TEDIBOA) is presently in Germany to attend Europe’s largest drone exhibition, “XPONENTIAL Europe.” This expedition has yielded positive results, as the alliance members have effectively expanded Taiwan’s drone industry foothold in Europe through collaborative agreements with firms in the Czech Republic and Poland.

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Raydium eyes stronger 1Q25 on China subsidies, early tariff-driven orders

Raydium Semiconductor Corporation’s board has approved its 2024 financial report and profit distribution. Full-year consolidated revenue hit NT$24.38 billion (US$743.59 million), the second-highest on record, up 32.9% compared to the previous year. Gross margin improved to 30.0% (+1.1pp year-over-year) while operating profit surged 54.4% to NT$2.13 billion. Net profit after tax climbed 45.5% to NT$2.1 billion.

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Vivo aims for 30% sales growth in Taiwan by 2025 with V50 launch

Vivo has unveiled its latest V50 series in Taiwan as part of its strategy to expand its footprint in the competitive smartphone market. The launch, held on February 25, 2025, is underpinned by Vivo’s ongoing collaboration with optical company Carl Zeiss, known for its precision in lens manufacturing. The new V50 series boasts advanced artificial intelligence and optical capabilities, featuring a 50-megapixel Carl Zeiss lens on both the front and rear cameras, promising enhanced image quality for users. Additionally, Vivo has upgraded the series’ battery capacity, fast charging, and screen specifications to meet heightened consumer expectations.

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