Renesas migration to fab-lite model to benefit Taiwan OSAT firms

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Renesas migration to fab-lite model to benefit Taiwan OSAT firms

Julian Ho, Taipei; Willis Ke, DIGITIMES

Thursday 18 April 2019

Renesas is reportedly moving toward a fab-lite business model by temporarily shutting down some frontend and backend fabs, with its Taiwan-based OSAT partners including ASE, Ardentec, Greatek Electronics and KYEC seen to enjoy more outsourcing orders...

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