Win Win Precision Technology is positioning itself as a key enabler for semiconductor manufacturers while accelerating support for clients' global localization strategies. The Taiwan-based company expects its solar module business to reach breakeven by the second quarter after shaking off pressure from Chinese low-price competition that peaked in mid-2024.
Xiaomi's XRing O1 will debut in the 15S Pro smartphone and Pad 7 Ultra, reportedly built on TSMC's second-gen 3nm (N3E) process. With around 19 billion transistors, the chip ranks alongside Apple's A17 Pro and other flagship SoCs, according to National Business Daily and Zol.com.cn.
Infineon Technologies and Nvidia announced a collaboration to develop 800-volt DC power architectures for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, as the industry confronts exponential growth in energy consumption that threatens to outpace current infrastructure capabilities.
During Computex 2025, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang highlighted key Taiwanese suppliers central to its AI chip packaging and testing ecosystem. These include Unimicron for CoWoS substrates, and ASE Holdings' subsidiaries SPIL and KYEC—both major OSAT providers supporting Nvidia's high-performance semiconductor roadmap.
As the AI boom continues to reshape the global tech supply chain, Taiwan-based connector manufacturer Lotes is navigating uncertainty stemming from shifting product designs and geopolitical headwinds. The company recently acknowledged that Nvidia's next-generation GB300 product has reverted to a GB200-like design — notably, one that currently excludes a socket-based configuration.
Nvidia's VP of AI and Robotics, Deepu Talla, presented the company's vision for robotics development at Computex 2025 today, highlighting synthetic data generation as what he called a critical "step zero" in the development pipeline for autonomous systems.
Industry leaders at the Taiwan-US SMEs AI Industry Forum during InnoVEX 2025 urged transforming one-off partnerships into strategic alliances to leverage artificial intelligence in addressing global challenges, with healthcare emerging as a critical focus.
The Trump administration will maintain efforts to keep advanced artificial intelligence technology out of China's hands, a top White House official said, brushing off calls from Nvidia Corp. CEO Jensen Huang to ease restrictions on chip exports to the world's second largest economy.
ASE Technology Holdings is witnessing strong order momentum in its advanced test materials (ATM) business, fueled by surging AI-related demand. Company executives revealed that testing services are set to outpace the growth of packaging, potentially doubling the growth rate by 2025 and lifting advanced testing's share of total revenue to around 20%.
Foxconn is accelerating its entry into the digital health sector, unveiling a series of AI-driven healthcare solutions at the 2025 GTC Taipei. Key announcements included the launch of the AI nursing robot Nurabot, collaborative smart hospital digital twin projects, and a new AI model contributed to the open-source MONAI medical imaging platform.
Xiaomi is set to unveil its latest slate of strategic products at 7 pm CST on May 22, headlined by the long-awaited debut of its in-house smartphone SoC, the XRing O1—a bold play that marks a new chapter in the company's semiconductor ambitions. Xiaomi chairman Lei Jun quickly followed up with technical disclosures, noting that the XRing O1 is built on a second-generation 3nm process and packs 19 billion transistors, putting it in the same league as Apple's A17 Pro from a specification standpoint.
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