Taiwan’s TCC plots European listing as green revenues overtake home market
Delta Electronics’ security tie-up positions it to push into integrated smart buildings
Taiwan networking vendors lose sync with global rebound, raising competitive and supply risks
Malaysia becomes AI data center hub, attracts Chinese cloud giants and Nvidia AI chips
As power constraints and tighter policy controls in Singapore limit expansion, Malaysia is rapidly emerging as Southeast Asia’s most important data center hub. A DIGITIMES research report finds that Chinese cloud service providers (CSPs), including ByteDance and Alibaba, are accelerating their shift southward, using Malaysia’s unique supply chain pathways to deploy high-end AI computing power locally, including Nvidia’s B200 systems.
Samsung reportedly eyes SiC foundry reboot, targets 2028 mass production
Analysis: How China’s HJT curb accelerates domestic consolidation and redefines solar competition
SignalPro positions itself as ‘translator’ to enter AI sensing sector, builds own AI data center as model refinery
Kioxia, SanDisk to unveil 3D flash architecture targeting 1,000-layer milestone
SK Hynix weighs memory plant shift as HBM demand outlook changes
SK Hynix is considering a shift in its DRAM investment strategy at its new M15X memory production base in Cheongju, South Korea, from fifth-generation 10nm-class, or 1b, DRAM toward sixth-generation 10nm-class, or 1c, DRAM, as the high-bandwidth memory (HBM) supply chain prepares for its next technology transition, according to reports from ZDNet Korea and NewsPim.