BYD to ship batteries to Tesla
BYD will be supplying blade batteries for Tesla Berlin, according to multiple media sources including Sina Tech and Jiemian News.
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Aug
Cryptocurrency emerges, however, from utter chaos in SEA
Cryptocurrency has been on a red alert as of late with recent policy changes in Singapore while Thailand allows the central bank to be more involved with digital currencies.
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Aug
Vacuum pump maker Forward sees order visibility extended to 2024
Forward Science, a Taiwan-based supplier of vacuum pumps, has announced plans to expand its factory site in Miaoli, northern Taiwan to fulfill customer orders in the next couple of years.
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Aug
Blutech wireless data management system aspires to be ‘iPhone of traditional industry’
Digital transformation is a difficult process, especially for traditional industries. Blutech, a Taiwan-based company in IIoT (industrial IoT), has developed a data management system to help these industries step into the new digital era.
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Aug
Memory module firm Team Group reports loss in 2Q22
Memory module house Team Group swung to losses in the second quarter but remained profitable in the first half of 2022.
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Aug
CATL to invest EUR7.34 billion to build battery plant in Hungary
Proceeding with its goal of setting up a local battery value chain, the world-leading manufacturer CATL recently announced a plan to build a second battery plant in Europe. The facility will be located in Debrecen, Hungary, with an annual capacity of 100GWh.
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Aug
Himax expects 35-39% revenue decline in 3Q22
Display driver IC (DDI) specialist Himax Technologies, which saw its revenue decline 24.3% sequentially in the second quarter, expects to post another sequential drop of a larger 35-39% in the third quarter.
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Aug
Why I love electronics industry (4): Making money is only meant to enable a free life
I always think that “people who have a free mind are wise people.” Making money is a “mundane” matter, and one probably wouldn’t need too much money once one’s mind is freed.
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Aug
WLCSP specialist Xintec on track to expand capacity
Taiwan-based Xintec, a WLCSP (wafer level chip scale package) specialist under TSMC, has approved a capital expense of NT$2.5 billion (US$83.33 million) to expand capacity at existing production lines and build new dedicated lines for clients, with the new capacities to start notable revenue contributions in 2025, according to company chairman CH Chen.
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Aug
SEA Roundup: Fortune 500 companies quietly choose their battlefields to grace
Last week, four Fortune 500 companies Apple, Foxconn, Tesla, and Samsung quietly chose their battlefields, endeavoring to win over SEA. Indonesia’s Pertamina, a state-owned automaker, the oil, and gas company, is back on the 2022 Fortune Global 500 list.