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Flora Wang

Flora Wang

, Taipei

Jul 16, 2026, 15:44 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

As the global AI boom drives up demand for semiconductor packaging and testing, Taiwan's OSAT players are accelerating overseas capacity expansion beyond their home market and China. ASE, SPIL, KYEC, Greatek, and Tong Hsing are all pushing ahead in 2026 to...

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