OSAT ASE Technology Holding (ASEH) has stated its enthusiasm for "Foundry 2.0," a novel concept that is designed to transform the foundry industry, which was recently announced by...

The world's top-3 memory chipmakers are likely to reduce their NAND flash memory capex in 2024, following two years of robust spending, according to industry sources.

OSATs have in recent years stepped up their capital expenditures and are actively implementing high-end packaging technology and chip heterogeneous integration, according to industry...

According to Bloomberg citing UBS forecasts, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) could spend up to US$37 billion in capex in 2025, marking a 15.6%...

TSMC's quarterly investors conference is scheduled for July 18, with market attention focused on topics such as AI chip demand, the foundry's expected price increase, and capital...

Companies across industries, including the passive component sector, are optimistic about generative AI's business potential.

In response to the production of Nvidia's new generation GPU, supply chains are starting to mobilize.

Backend house ChipMOS Technologies has made upward revisions to its capex for the second half of 2024 in response to strong demand for high-end Display Driver ICs (DDI), according...

Taiwan-based IC backend houses including ASE Technology, Chipbond Technology, ChipMOS Technologies, King Yuan Electronics (KYEC), Powertech Technology (PTI), and Sigurd Microelectronics...

Taiwan's top memory backend specialist Powertech Technology (PTI) has decided to sharply raise its capital expenditure for 2024 from the original NT$10 billion (US$307.22 million)...

ASE Technology Holding (ASEH) may boost its capex in 2024 due to increased spending on advanced packaging and testing capabilities. The Taiwan-based OSAT also does not rule out developing...

Microsoft reported strong quarterly results. The surge was driven by corporate demand for Microsoft's cloud and AI offerings, particularly Azure. Microsoft plans to ramp up Capex...

The launch of Google and Meta's latest self-developed chip products has fueled heated competition in the ASIC market.

Google followed the paths of other cloud majors and introduced a proprietary data center chip to reduce its reliance on a few AI chipmakers like Nvidia, Intel, and AMD, which account...

As India progresses in its Make-in-India initiative, particularly regarding semiconductor manufacturing, experts believe it will enter a period when investment begins to pick up.