FineTek sees potential growth in AI server liquid cooling with high customer demands and inquiries

Taiwan’s leading sensor company, FineTek, pointed out that AI server customers began pulling orders in January. However, the subsequent orders are difficult to predict, although customer inquiries are numerous, indicating potential business opportunities for liquid cooling solutions. In response to customer demand, FineTek has developed a second-generation AI server sensor that integrates flow, pressure, and temperature.

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Taiwan electricity price hike: MOEA subsidy for Taipower blocked by opposition

In a bid to support industry and protect consumers, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), ROC, has proposed a NT$100 billion (US$3.03 billion) allocation for the state-owned Taipower in 2025, aimed at countering the effects of soaring global energy prices. However, due to policy limitations, any adjustment to electricity prices will be modest, placing continued financial pressure on Taipower. Despite this, the proposal has faced opposition in the legislature, where the Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) have blocked the budget. Although price hikes could contribute to inflation, Taiwan’s economy remains stable, and experts expect that the electricity price review committee will likely approve increases for both industrial and residential consumers starting in April.

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