一期投资33.33亿元，惠科贵州光电显示产业集群基地正式投产
此次投产的惠科中小尺寸智能终端显示模组项目，分两期建设，其中一期投资33.33亿元，主要生产电子纸显示模组、智能穿戴产品显示模组等
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May
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May
中国首条第8.6代AMOLED金属掩膜版产线“首台”核心设备搬入
江苏高光半导体材料有限公司（以下简称“江苏高光”）中国首条第8.6代AMOLED金属掩膜版产线“首台”核心设备正式进驻江苏镇江句容经济开发区。
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May
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May
今年 OLED 发光材料使用量预计将增加28%
据市场研究公司Ubi research于8日发布的《2025年OLED发光材料报告》显示，2024年 OLED 发光材料的使用量达到129吨。
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May
Ex-SK Hynix employee charged in South Korea for leaking chip tech to HiSilicon
A former employee surnamed Kim at the Chinese division of South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix has been indicted on charges of leaking confidential semiconductor technologies, including advanced image sensors and chip packaging techniques, amid an alleged attempt to defect to HiSilicon, a semiconductor subsidiary of Chinese tech giant Huawei.
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May
AP Memory bets on next-gen wearables and AI chips to drive 2025 growth
AP Memory, a leading Taiwanese designer of specialty memory ICs and intellectual property (IP), said it remains optimistic about growth prospects across its three main product lines, despite a sequential revenue dip in the first quarter of 2025.
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May
Currency shock: Strong NT dollar puts Taiwan’s IC distributors under 2Q25 pressure
A sharp rally in the New Taiwan dollar has rattled Taiwan’s export-reliant industries, marking the currency’s largest single-day gain against the US dollar since central bank data became available. The surge poses a significant threat to US dollar-denominated businesses such as WT Microelectronics and WPG Holdings.
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May
Qisda delivers robust 1Q25 results amid tariff relief, eyes medical business as next growth driver
Taiwan’s tech group Qisda reported solid year-over-year growth in both revenue and profit for the first quarter of 2025, driven by increased customer demand during a 90-day US tariff exemption period. While revenue growth is expected to continue into the second quarter, Chairman Peter Chen warned of rising uncertainties, including the pending expiration of the tariff waiver, currency volatility, and escalating geopolitical risks.
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May
Taiwan notebooks, 1Q 2025
The temporary suspension of US reciprocal tariffs has triggered a surge in order pull-ins from Vietnam and Thailand, with global notebook shipments expected to rise by 5.8% quarter-over-quarter in the second quarter of 2025.