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Fitpower sees AI, e-paper, and power ICs driving growth into 2027

Jay Liu

Jay Liu

, DIGITIMES

Nov 12, 2026, 08:36 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

IC design house Fitpower Integrated Technology reported third-quarter revenue of NT$6.253 billion (US$189.81 million), up 16.09% quarter on quarter and 46.38% year on year, and said AI chips, electronic paper products, and power management ICs were the main...

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