China dominates 90% of South Korea’s EV fast-charger modules
South Korea is moving to domestically produce key components for electric vehicle (EV) fast chargers, as Chinese-made power modules account for more than 90% of those installed in the country, according to a Hankyung report.
Weblink posts record January revenue as AI demand boosts data center and consumer markets
Acer, Asus January PC surge faces 2Q26 reckoning on memory shortages
Taiwan ODMs split in early 2026 as business transition takes hold
Taiwan’s leading original design manufacturers (ODMs) are entering 2026 at different stages of transition, as efforts to expand into AI servers and automotive electronics intersect with seasonal softness and shifting demand in legacy businesses. January 2026 results from Pegatron and Compal Electronics illustrate how the two companies are navigating that shift with contrasting near-term outcomes.
Canada prepares safeguards ahead of Chinese EV imports
Tariff shifts and supply-chain realignment set to make Taiwan top US PCB supplier
GlobalFoundries accelerates silicon photonics targets; eyes US$1 Billion revenue run rate by 2028
GlobalFoundries is aggressively pulling forward its financial targets for silicon photonics (SiPh), betting that the “insatiable” demand for AI compute will cement its position as a critical provider of high-speed data interconnects.
Winsemi revenue falls 5% in 2025, speeds pivot to AI optical and LEO satellite markets
Win Semiconductors (Winsemi), a GaAs wafer foundry, held its earnings conference on February 11. Its fourth-quarter 2025 consolidated revenue reached NT$4.79 billion (approx. US$152.65 million), up 7% quarter-over-quarter and 29% year-over-year, slightly above expectations. Full-year 2025 revenue totaled NT$16.64 billion, down 5% year-over-year.