Apple’s US$30 billion Broadcom deal puts its server-chip plans back in focus
Apple and Broadcom have extended their custom-chip partnership through 2031 under agreements expected to exceed US$30 billion, reinforcing Broadcom’s position as a critical Apple chip supplier.
Asus June revenue tops NT$100 billion as AI servers drive growth outlook
Luxshare’s weak HK debut highlights investor skepticism over AI transition
Luxshare Precision’s highly anticipated Hong Kong debut got off to a shaky start despite securing the city’s largest IPO of 2026, underscoring investor skepticism over the Apple supplier’s long-term transformation strategy.
Topco Scientific’s June revenue hits record high on strong photoresist, quartz cloth demand
JCET sets US$1.4bn capex for AI packaging expansion as China orders stay strong
TSMC CoWoS output reportedly to reach at least 200K wafers in 2027
TSMC is accelerating advanced packaging capacity expansion as supply remains tight, with market chatter indicating its CoWoS monthly output will reach at least 200,000 wafers in 2027. Equipment makers are still waiting for TSMC to finalize order allocation, a delay that is raising fears of price-cutting competition and delivery delays, as lead times run at least seven to nine months.
Google Cloud says Taiwan’s AI shift to production could shape global enterprise use
Z.ai widens lead over MiniMax: China’s AI model race shifts from scale to staying power
China’s AI model race is moving beyond parameter size, benchmark rankings and user buzz. Investors are now asking which companies can turn model spending into durable revenue, pricing power and enterprise workflows.