IC substrate makers shifting focus to US clients from Huawei

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IC substrate makers shifting focus to US clients from Huawei

Jay Liu, Taipei; Willis Ke, DIGITIMES

Friday 5 June 2020

Taiwan-based IC substrate makers including Unimicron Technology and Na Ya PCB are gearing up to strengthen business ties with US clients seeking to offset expected losses of orders from China's Huawei/Hisilicon subject to tougher US trade sanctions...

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