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Taiwan power chipmakers bank on AI data centers and auto orders for 2026 growth

Angel Liu, Taipei; Sherri Wang, DIGITIMES Asia Monday 5 January 2026 0

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Taiwan's power semiconductor suppliers are positioning for steady growth through 2026. The momentum comes from two fronts: artificial intelligence data centers adopting new power architectures and automotive customers adjusting sourcing after supply...

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