In the first quarter of 2024, AMD’s data center and client revenue experienced year-on-year growth rates of over 80%. The company is optimistic that AI will fuel these two businesses to continue to grow. In contrast, AMD’s gaming business saw a significant decline of nearly 50%, with prospects appearing even bleaker. It’s speculated that this could affect the launch of new products.

Transcom, a Power Amplifier (PA) manufacturer primarily focused on the defense industry, has seen steady growth in its overall operations, benefiting from defense contracts and increasing shipments of microwave communication products. It also has prospects to penetrate the aerospace and commercial satellite communication product markets in the United States and Japan.

At the heart of net-zero transformation lies a multifaceted approach encompassing energy production, storage, and conservation. Industry titans and policymakers are forging ahead, recognizing the imperative to steer towards a greener, more sustainable future.

As the Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite industry gains traction, Taiwanese suppliers are positioned for success, buoyed by the continued launches from SpaceX and the entry of Amazon’s Project Kuiper. With Universal Microwave Technology (UMT) eyeing a potential revenue surge and FIC Global’s subsidiary, Ubiqconn, expressing optimism, Taiwan’s satellite component manufacturers are poised to capitalize on this burgeoning sector.