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Flora Wang

Flora Wang

, Taipei

Jun 12, 2026, 09:33 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

The global push for AI and HPC chips is tightening advanced packaging capacity and lifting orders for outsourced semiconductor assembly and test providers. For international customers and supply chains, the shift suggests stronger demand for Taiwan's...

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