With global economic and market prospects full of variables and uncertainties, it has become one of the most important issues for enterprises to rethink how to position themselves in industry supply chains and even industry ecosystems as well as how to sustain growth and development in the volatile environments.

Taiwan’s OSATs remain uncertain about the arrival of orders from Nvidia and AMD for processing their new GPU chips, and are expected to see their high-end packaging and testing capacities prepared for the new offerings stay idle for a while, according to industry sources.

Taiwan-based makers received export orders totaling US$54.59 billion in August 2022, increasing 0.6% sequentially and 2.0% on year, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA).

Samsung Electronics is reportedly eyeing a closer tie with Taiwan-based United Microelectronics (UMC), already a foundry partner of the Korean tech giant, for additional OLED display driver IC output.