Chinese display makers move deeper into Korean cockpits as BOE wins Hyundai’s flagship display program
Chinese display suppliers are expanding into South Korea’s automotive supply chain as competition shifts beyond televisions and smartphones toward software-defined vehicles, where cockpit displays are becoming a defining part of the user experience.
Huawei’s Kirin X90 Plus and XE90 power its lightest laptop and next foldable PC
At OCP’s Taiwan summit, servers take a back seat to optics and advanced packaging
When the agenda for this year’s OCP APAC Summit landed, seasoned observers noticed something unusual. TSMC, Applied Materials, Advantest, and ASE are sharing the stage with Microsoft, Nvidia, and Google.
Lite-On expands InP optical push with US$34.3 million stake in Singapore’s DenseLight
MJ Taiwan names Maverick Shih chair, prioritizes AI, cybersecurity and space technologies
The Monte Jade Science and Technology Association of Taiwan (MJ Taiwan) elected Maverick Shih, chairman of Acer Cyber Security (ACSI), as its 13th chairman during the association’s first board meeting of its new term on July 30.
Analysis: The AI buildout stopped being a demand story
For three years, the constraint on artificial intelligence was how much compute the hyperscalers wanted to buy. The June-quarter filings of seven companies say the constraint has moved. It is now about who sets the price — and on that question the past five quarters have already taught a lesson from which most readers drew the wrong conclusion.
Powerchip founder Frank Huang dies at 76; vice chair steps in as acting chief
Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. (PSMC, TWSE: 6770) said in a material-information filing on July 31 that its chairman, Frank Huang, died peacefully in his sleep at his home around midday that day of cardiopulmonary failure. He was 76.
ASE lifts 2026 capex to record US$10.5 billion, expects LEAP revenue to double in 2027
Driven by robust AI-related demand for advanced packaging and testing, ASE Technology Holding has raised its 2026 capital expenditure budget for a second time this year to a record US$10.5 billion, up from its original plan of US$8.5 billion.
Exclusive Interview: Helium shock threatens advanced chipmaking as Asia shifts dependence to the US
As geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to intensify, shifting export conditions and a broader realignment of supply from Qatar to the United States are reshaping global access to one of semiconductor manufacturing’s most fundamental materials: helium.