Acer announced its consolidated revenues for April at NT$13.83 billion (US$446.35 million). Businesses other than computers and displays contributed 34.6% of total revenues in April...
Acer has announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2023. Consolidated revenues reached NT$52.46 billion (US$1.7 billion), gross profits reached NT$5.36 billion and...
Although the global PC industry has yet to recover from the downturn, Apple may see the light of hope in India as its MacBook sales have increased rapidly and may compete with Acer...
Altos Computing, a subsidiary of Acer that provides high-performance computing (HPC) and cloud computing solutions, expects to post around 30% sales growth in 2023, owing to increased...
Acer ITS, a subsidiary of Acer for smart traffic solutions, expects its efforts to grow businesses overseas to bear fruit this year, increasing annual revenue by 50-100% on year.
Amid unfavorable market conditions, brand PC vendors are focusing on ways to maximize limited resources instead of boldly innovating, according to industry observers. As a result,...
Despite chipmakers being cautious about PC shipment prospects for 2023, industry sources say PC vendors such as Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Dell are confident their shipments will remain...
Inventory adjustments for notebooks have reached the last stage, meaning industry revival could happen sooner than expected, according to sources at IC design hous...
Acer e-Enabling Service Business (AEB), Acer's subsidiary provider of cloud computing-based digital solutions, will set up a subsidiary in Shanghai, China, in the first half of 2023,...
Acer founder Stan Shih warned that now is the time for all PC companies to think about their transformation strategies after Intel posted one of its worst losses.
Despiting the rising popularity of OLED panels among notebook brands, miniLED-based displays have also been expanding their presence in the notebook market.
Acer allowed its PC inventory level to swell to 11 weeks, up from eight weeks, amid concerns over China's surge in COVID-19 cases, according to company chairman and CEO Jason Chen.