Taiwan-based memory device maker Nanya Technology was ranked 18th in the recently released DIGITIMES 2022 Asia IC50 survey, assessing the performance of the top 50 semiconductor companies in Asia.
According to a KPMG survey, supply chain stability is the biggest business risk in 2022, and 68% of CEOs surveyed agreed that companies must be more resilient to face a high-risk, volatile supply chain.
Nan Ya PCB is looking to grow its automotive IC substrate sales as a proportion of company revenue to over 10% in 2022, up from 7-8% in 2021, according to company sources.
Precision stamping parts maker China Fineblanking Technology (CFTC) expects its automotive component sales to continue growing and drive the company’s revenue growth in the second half of 2022.
Tata Power announced a plan to set up a mega solar manufacturing plant in Tamil Nadu, echoing the Indian government’s aim to build a self-reliant solar supply chain.
Taiwan-based MOSFET chips supplier Force-MOS Technology will leverage its technology patents to roll out more new products for high-end applications so as to further power its revenue and profit gains in the future, according to company chairman Dover Chung.
The 2022 forecast shipment of Samsung Electronics’ Neo QLED TVs, its high-end miniLED-backlit LCD TVs initially launched in 2021, has been downward adjusted from 3.0-3.5 million units originally forecast in early 2022 to at most 3.0 million units, South Korea-based The Elec cited Omdia as indicating.