Lite-On Technology expects weak growth in revenues in the second half of 2023, but its business will be driven by power solutions for the automotive and cloud computing sectors, according...
A Taiwan-US supply chain partnership forum held in Taipei alongside the US Business Day on September 19 saw delegations of government and corporate representatives from both sides...
Generative AI has rapidly risen worldwide, sparking a new industrial revolution and driving urgent demand for high-wattage power supplies for AI servers. Anson Chiu, the CEO of Lite-On...
Electronics company Lite-on has transitioned its business focus successfully to automobile and cloud-based servers as the consumer electronics market stays sluggish. President Anson...
Benefiting from the growth in cloud computing, AI server power supply units, automotive electronics, and 5G networking equipment, Lite-On Technology Corp's cumulative second-quarter...
Taiwan-based diode maker Eris Technology has announced the acquisition of a factory in Taiwan from its parent company Diodes, with plans to increase output from its 6-inch wafer ca...
Lite-On Technology is gearing up for a surge in demand for AI servers, with a new US plant dedicated to developing power management systems for data centers and electric vehicle (EV)...
EMS provider Lite-On Technology expects revenue growth to be driven by sales generated from cloud server and automotive optoelectronics applications this year.
Lite-On Technology showcased vertical application of 5G private networks to three scenarios, namely, smart buildings, semi-outdoor environments, and smart factories, at the Mobile...
Liteon Technology has selected Texas Instruments' (TI) gallium nitride (GaN) field effect transistor (FET) plus C2000real-time microcontrollers (MCU) for its latest high-performance...
EMS provider Lite-On Technology has reported consolidated revenues of NT$10.679 billion (US$356 million) for January, the lowest monthly level since March 2021 and decreasing 20.04%...
EMS provider Lite-On Technology has reported consolidated revenues of NT$14.845 billion (US$484 million) for November, decreasing 0.34% sequentially and 0.49% on year.
EMS provider Lite-On Technology has reported consolidated revenues of NT$14.895 billion (US$465 million) for October, decreasing 6.54% sequentially but increasing 2.07% on year.
