The Department of Investment Review within Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has approved five investments by Taiwanese technology firms involving overseas capital injections...
The global automotive industry faced significant disruption in the first quarter of 2025, impacted by US tariffs that reverberated throughout supply chains. Despite this turbulence,...
Benefiting from advanced supply chain pull-ins amid tariff uncertainties, microcontroller unit (MCU) manufacturer Nuvoton Technology returned to profitability in the first quarter...
Microcontroller (MCU) maker Nuvoton held its earnings call for the fourth quarter of 2024 on February 18, during which Chairman Yuan-mou Su pointed to a drop in the automotive segment...
Nuvoton, a microcontroller (MCU) provider, is emerging stronger from inventory corrections. Driven by recent pre-shipment demand from notebook/PC clients and continued adjustments...
Leading microcontroller (MCU) manufacturer Nuvoton Technology's (Nuvoton) chairman Yuan-Mou Su, stated that the fourth quarter of 2024 marks the beginning of an off-peak season, leading...
The edge AI market continues its upward trajectory, with microcontroller (MCU) maker Nuvoton Technology capitalizing on new opportunities through AI and green energy sectors.
Nuvoton Technology, which is focused on growing its automotive and industrial control businesses, reported an unusual quarterly loss in the second quarter of 2024.
The demand for microcontroller units (MCU) for gaming peripherals is recovering and is more stable than for consumer electronics. Coupled with the evolution of new technologies, overall...
Taiwan-based niche semiconductor firms have mostly focused on opportunities in edge AI during the current AI boom. In particular, Winbond Electronics specializes in customized memory...
Microcontroller manufacturer Nuvoton Technology held its shareholders' meeting on May 28. The company reported that the PC market performed better than initially expected, and MCU...
Nuvoton Technology, a Taiwan-based MCU provider, expects much less inventory pressure in 2024, with the supply chain set to return to normal operations this year.
Taiwan-based MCU vendors have cut wafer starts at foundries since the fourth quarter of 2023, awaiting a recovery in demand for consumer electronics products, according to industry...
