A subsidiary of MediaTek, Airoha held an investor briefing on February 26, outlining its outlook for continued growth. The company said it expects consolidated revenue to reach a record high in 2025, supported by steady expansion in both revenue and profitability.

The Indonesian government’s move to cut nickel ore production from 2026 is expected to tighten raw material supply and weaken low-price competition from Chinese steelmakers, Walsin Lihwa said, adding that its Indonesian plant shipments remain unaffected.

According to The Information, Meta has signed a multibillion-dollar, multi-year agreement to rent artificial intelligence chips from Google, marking a significant shift in the competitive landscape of AI hardware and signaling growing efforts by major technology companies to reduce dependence on Nvidia’s dominant processors. Under the agreement, Meta will use Google’s tensor processing units (TPUs) to train next-generation AI models, including future versions of its Llama systems. The deal expands Meta’s computing options at a time when demand for AI infrastructure is surging and access to advanced chips has become a strategic constraint across the industry.

Hiwin Technologies has spent more than a decade building direct manufacturing and service capacity in South Korea, evolving from component sales to integrated mechatronic solutions and becoming a preferred supplier as semiconductor upgrades and AI-related investment accelerate.