辰显光电主导制定的国家标准获批立项
近日，由成都辰显光电有限公司主导的《LED显示屏 第3-1部分：微型发光二极管显示器件 光学和光电参数测试方法》国家标准正式获批立项。这是我国Micro-LED领域首批针对关键技术性能测试方法的国家标准。
14
Jan
13
Jan
Samsung’s rollable OLED enhances Lenovo’s laptop usage
Samsung Display (SDC) recently held a media event at CES 2025 in the US, announcing that it will supply rollable displays for Lenovo’s ThinkBook Plus G6 Rollable, incorporating color filter on encapsulation technology. Lenovo unveiled this laptop just a day earlier, with plans to launch it in June 2025.
13
Jan
AUO chairman resigns from Qisda board: strategic shift or business as usual?
Paul S.L. Peng’s resignation from Qisda’s board has reignited speculation about the shifting dynamics between Qisda and AUO. Earlier in 2024, AUO reduced its stake in Qisda, fueling rumors of a growing divergence in its transformation strategies. Despite this, both companies have reiterated that AUO retains a board seat, underscoring their ongoing partnership.
13
Jan
Nvidia’s US$3.4 trillion rise: the one that got away for tech giants
Nvidia’s stock price once fell below US$10 and was frequently rumored to be a target for acquisition by several large firms, yet its market capitalization has now soared to US$3.4 trillion, with profits reaching US$9.3 billion last quarter. Major companies may regret not seizing the opportunity back then.
13
Jan
Nanya Tech posts US$47 million loss in 2024 amid DRAM downturn
Due to unfavorable memory market conditions and a sluggish consumer market, Nanya Technology experienced a contraction in both volume and pricing for dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) in the fourth quarter of 2024.
13
Jan
Inventec eyes Texas for US server factory, awaits clarity on tariff policy
Inventec’s president, Jack Tsai, indicated that the company may set up a factory in the US, with Texas as the preferred location because of its closeness to their facility in Mexico.
13
Jan
TSMC begins 4nm chip production in Arizona, a first for the US, says Commerce Secretary
In a recent interview with Reuters, US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo announced that TSMC has initiated production of 4nm process technology chips at its Arizona facility in recent weeks, serving American customers.
13
Jan
TSMC ends partnership with Singapore’s PowerAIR over potential Huawei supply
TSMC has terminated its partnership with Singapore’s PowerAIR amid a probe into possible US export control violations, potentially involving Huawei. This move highlights the challenges of enforcing US sanctions on Huawei, the vulnerabilities in the semiconductor supply chain, and TSMC’s commitment to US regulations despite China’s substantial role in its revenue.
13
Jan
Israel eyes Taiwan’s AI prowess, sets sights on Computex 2025
Maya Yaron, head of the Israel Culture and Economic Office in Taipei, recently met with senior Taiwanese government officials, highlighting Israel’s innovative and challenge-driven culture alongside Taiwan’s strengths in smart manufacturing. She noted the economic complementarity of both nations and their potential role in strengthening the democratic supply chain. Israel plans to send a delegation to Computex Taipei, scheduled for May 20, 2025.
13
Jan
Wafer and photomask carrier demand drives Gudeng to record 2024 revenue
Gudeng Precision Industrial posted a December revenue of NT$5.85 billion (US$177 million), up 16.6% month on month and 13% year on year, fueled by high demand for wafer carriers and photomask carriers from clients such as TSMC. Revenue for the fourth quarter of 2024 was NT$14.77 billion, showing a 22% decline from the previous quarter but an 11.7% increase on an annual basis.