TSMC, the world’s leading semiconductor foundry, has posted October revenues of NT$210.3 billion (US$6.6 billion), up 56% from a year ago, and up 1% month-on-month.
Progate Group Corporation (PGC), which is among TSMC’s design ecosystem partners, has expressed optimism about its operations in 2023 and will start to trade its shares on the Taipei Exchange (TPEx) by the end of 2022.
Network device assembler Wistron NeWeb has reported that October revenue grew 5.6% sequentially to NT$10.3 billion (US$324 million), hitting a record high for the fifth consecutive month.
Notebook chassis specialist Catcher Technology has expanded its target markets to include automotive, healthcare, and AR device applications, according to chairman Allen Hung.
Display driver IC suppliers have seen a pick-up in DDI demand for TV applications, even though most orders are mainly short lead-time ones, according to industry sources.
Taiwan-based Tai-Saw Technology (TST), dedicated to supplying SAW (surface acoustic wave) filters and quartz crystal components, has stepped up its deployment in the healthcare and automotive sectors.
India expects to unveil its home-grown 5G telecom gear in early 2023, and is reportedly considering requiring local telecom operators to procure the indigenously-made 5G telecom gear.
China-based display panel maker BOE Technology has become the largest shareholder of China-based LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker HC SemiTek via the latter’s private placement, according to industry sources.
The Taiwan Cement Corporation (TCC) has been active in the new energy sector. Besides raising EV charging stations all across the world, it has also gradually come up with a series of zero-carbon emission plans. One of which is a 5G smart mine that prides itself on zero-carbon emission located in Jiangsu, China.