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STMicro sees AI sales accelerating as factory transfers hold key to margin recovery

Jingyue Hsiao

Jingyue Hsiao

, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Sep 10, 2026, 09:17 0

Credit: AFP

STMicroelectronics expects rapidly expanding AI infrastructure sales and stronger automotive demand to support growth into 2027, but its largest gross-margin gains will depend on customer approvals allowing older factories to close, CFO Lorenzo Grandi said at...

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