Taiwan's semiconductor companies are expanding their presence in the worldwide fan motor driver integrated circuit market as foreign competitors retreat. Beyond established player...
Taiwan-based power management IC (PMIC) maker Global Mixed-mode Technology (GMT) held its annual shareholders meeting on June 11, 2025, passing proposals on executive compensation...
Taiwan-based power management IC maker GMT's chairman cites market uncertainty due to Trump administration's proposed tariff policies, with second-quarter orders remaining flat amid...
Global Mixed-mode Technology (GMT), a supplier of power management ICs (PMIC), has maintained its generally cautious view for 2025, as well as its assessment of demand for AI PCs.
Global Mixed-mode Technology (GMT), a supplier of power management IC (PMIC), has expanded into non-consumer electronics to avoid competition in mass-market applications.
Global Mixed-Mode Technology (GMT), a supplier of power management IC (PMIC), anticipates modest growth in the latter half of 2024. AI PCs have not yet stimulated the overall demand...
Suppliers of Power Management ICs (PMICs) may encounter challenges in bolstering their sales momentum for DDR5 PMICs in the coming years, due mainly to the market penetration of DDR5...
Taiwan-based motor driver IC suppliers are seeing a surge in demand for related motor driver chips as the need for heat dissipation in cloud servers and edge IT devices increases.
China currently has five to six publicly traded power management IC (PMIC) companies, with many more not yet listed, and their Taiwanese peers are striving hard to stay out of the...
DDR5 penetration has not been as fast as expected in 2023 due to the sluggish demand in the memory market. However, it is expected to accelerate in 2024 due to falling chip prices,...
Global Mixed-Mode Technology (GMT), uPI Semi, and other Taiwan-based power management IC (PMIC) suppliers are conservative about their demand prospects for the second half of this...
Power management IC (PMIC) vendor Global Mixed-Mode Technology (GMT) is looking to return its inventory to normal levels in the fourth quarter of 2023.
A recent replenishment surge indicates the correction of power management IC (PMIC) inventories is coming to an end, although it may take some time for actual demand to rebound, according...
