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UMC Begins Production of Advanced Photonic Chips at Singapore Facility
Taiwan’s UMC has started manufacturing cutting-edge photonic chips at its Singapore plant, expanding its role in the semiconductor sector.
Read MoreTSMC Plans Two New Chip Packaging Facilities in Southern Taiwan Amid AI Chip Demand Surge
TSMC will add two new chip packaging plants in southern Taiwan to meet growing AI infrastructure chip testing and packaging needs.
Read MoreJapanese Chipmaker Rapidus Aims to Challenge TSMC with Cheaper 2nm Process Services
Rapidus plans to attract customers from TSMC by offering lower-priced services for its upcoming 2nm semiconductor manufacturing process.
Read MoreTaiwanese Motherboard Makers Expand Support for Chinese CXMT DDR5 Memory Amid Market Shifts
Taiwanese motherboard manufacturers, including MSI, enhance compatibility with Chinese DDR5 CXMT memory modules, reflecting growing industry adaptation.
Read MoreTaiwanese Authorities Raid Supermicro Office Amid AI Server Smuggling Probe
Taiwanese officials conducted a raid at Supermicro’s Taiwan office as part of an investigation into alleged AI server smuggling to China.
Read MoreTSMC Accelerates Shift Away from Mature Technologies to Focus on Advanced Node Production
TSMC significantly reduces 28nm chip production as it moves to advanced nodes at 7nm and below, now generating nearly 75% of revenue from these processes.
Read MoreMajor Electrolytic Capacitor Manufacturers Raise Prices Amid AI-Driven Demand
Leading electrolytic capacitor suppliers are increasing prices, driven by surging demand linked to the AI boom, potentially triggering industry-wide hikes.
Read MoreTSMC Reports 30% Revenue Surge in May Driven by AI Demand
TSMC’s revenue jumped 30% in May year-over-year, reflecting strong demand fueled by the ongoing AI boom in the semiconductor sector.
Read MoreTaiwan Considers Restrictions on AI Chip Exports to China in Pre-Assembled Systems
Taiwan is reviewing new export controls on AI chip-equipped server systems bound for China amid ongoing US-Taiwan policy alignment.
Read MoreTSMC Acquires High-NA EUV Lithography Equipment but Holds Off on Mass Production Use
TSMC has purchased High-NA EUV lithography machines but remains cautious about deploying them in large-scale chip manufacturing.
Read MoreTSMC Expects Continued Chip Supply Shortages Despite Revenue Growth Forecast
TSMC forecasts over 30% revenue growth in 2026 but warns chip demand will outpace supply for several years.
Read MoreTaiwan Investigates Possible Nvidia AI Chip Smuggling to China via Japan
Taiwanese authorities suspect Nvidia AI chips were smuggled to China through Japan, potentially circumventing US export controls.
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