Sanyang Motor sees growth amid market downturn, external challenges

Sanyang Motor held its shareholder meeting on June 26 to issue its financial report for 2024. The company’s two-wheel and four-wheel business segments both saw growth throughout the year, according to chairman Ching-yuan Wu, who stressed that the company’s core principles of quality, service, and innovation will continue to drive its operations amid external competition.

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Kinpo Group adopts cautious stance amid tariff uncertainties, plans capacity expansions

In an earnings call on June 27, 2025, Kinpo general manager Wei-Chang Chen acknowledged that tariff uncertainties have led some clients to adopt a more conservative purchasing approach. However, Chen emphasized that the full impact will only become clear once tariff policies are finalized. Looking ahead to the remainder of 2025, Kinpo aims to maintain full-year performance at levels comparable to 2024, measured in US dollars.

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Meta bolsters AI team by recruiting four researchers from OpenAI

Meta has successfully recruited four artificial intelligence researchers from OpenAI to join its newly formed superintelligence laboratory, underscoring the fierce competition between the two firms in AI development and talent acquisition. Reports from Bloomberg, WIRED, and Reuters confirm that Shengjia Zhao, Jiahui Yu, Shuchao Bi, and Hongyu Ren have left OpenAI for Meta.

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UiPath shifts focus to AI agent platform services, sees Taiwan manufacturing as top revenue source

UiPath, a leading developer of robotic process automation (RPA) software, is shifting its business strategy to focus on AI agent platform services. Richard Chen, regional vice president of Asia-Pacific and Japan at UniPath, highlighted that while its customer base was historically concentrated in finance, the company has recently seen significant growth in Taiwan’s manufacturing sector, now its top revenue source in the region.

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GMI aims for full-year revenue growth in 2025, fueled by AI and automotive projects

Facing external challenges such as US tariffs, exchange rates, and interest rates, IC distributor GMI stated that despite numerous market uncertainties, it expects its operational performance in the second half of 2025 to be on par with the first half. The company is striving for full-year revenue growth, particularly targeting double-digit increases in new projects within the AI servers and automotive markets.

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