Notes & corrections
- 22 Nov 2019A November 20 story has been revised to show that Kiwi Campus' current market valuation is around US$4 million.
- 9 Oct 2019Due to holidays in Taiwan there will be no website updates or daily email on October 10 and 11.
- 12 Sep 2019There will be no website updates or daily email on Friday, September 13, a holiday in Taiwan.
- 22 Jul 2019A July 19 article has been revised to show that AOT has not signed any agreement with Cree concerning patent and trademark licensing.
- 6 Jun 2019There will be no website updates or daily email on Friday, June 7, a holiday in Taiwan.
- 30 Apr 2019During Labor Day holiday on Wednesday, May 1, there will be no website updates or daily email.
- 3 Apr 2019Due to holidays in Taiwan there will be no website updates or daily email on April 4 and 5.
- 27 Feb 2019Due to holidays in Taiwan there will be no website updates or daily email on February 28 and March 1.
- 1 Feb 2019During the Lunar New Year holidays, DIGITIMES will not post any news updates or send out its daily newsletter from February 4-8. Happy New Year!
- 28 Dec 2018There will be no website updates or daily emails on December 31 and January 1. Happy New Year!
- 19 Dec 2018A December 17 article has been revised to clarify that TSMC is not involved in Taiwan's IBM-Q project.
- 3 Dec 2018A technical problem disrupted our operations on the evening of December 3, 2018. We were unable to work on our daily snapshots. But other services of ours have now returned to normal.
- 9 Oct 2018There will be no website updates or daily email on Wednesday, October 10, due to the National Day holiday in Taiwan.
- 21 Sep 2018There will be no website updates or daily email on Monday, September 24, a holiday in Taiwan.
- 8 Aug 2018An August 7 story misquoted a Quanta Computer executive as indicating that the company was considering moving production lines back to Taiwan from China. The story has been revised to show that it was industry sources who were making the comments.
- 15 Jun 2018There will be no website updates or daily email on Monday, June 18, a holiday in Taiwan.
- 24 May 2018We have updated our Privacy Policy to better describe our practices in response to the new data protection regulations coming into effect in the European Union. There are no changes in our services in any way, and we have not changed the way of using information that we collect. However, we suggest that you read the updated policy carefully.
- 30 Apr 2018During Labor Day holiday on Tuesday, May 1, there will be no website updates or daily email.
- 3 Apr 2018Due to holidays in Taiwan there will be no website updates or daily email from April 4-6.
- 16 Mar 2018A March 14 story about a power outage at a Samsung plant has been revised to clarify the source of the information.
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- 14 Feb 2018During the Lunar New Year holidays, DIGITIMES will not post any news updates or send out its daily newsletter from February 15-20. Happy New Year!
- 29 Dec 2017We will not be updating our website or sending daily e-mails on January 1. We wish you a Happy New Year!
- 25 Dec 2017DIGITIMES is transitioning towards a mobile-friendly responsive web site design. We welcome your feedback on the new site design.
- 6 Oct 2017Due to holidays in Taiwan, there will be no website updates or daily email on October 9 and 10.
- 3 Oct 2017There will be no website updates or daily email on Wednesday, October 4, a holiday in Taiwan marking Mid-Autumn Festival.
- 21 Sep 2017A September 20 article has been updated to clarify sources' comments on Intel's Cannon Lake launch. Intel's comments have also been added.
- 4 Sep 2017An August 31 article has been updated to show that an AI investment fund managed by WI Harper totals US$165 million.
- 25 Aug 2017Due to maintenance at our ISP, the DIGITIMES website services may be interrupted for four hours from 9pm (GMT+8), Saturday (August 26) until 1am, Sunday (August 27). We apologize for any inconvenience.
- 25 Jul 2017A July 24 article has been revised to show that evaporators are the machines involved in making OLED panels.
