SEMICON Taiwan 2019, will take place in Taipei from September 18-20, to feature more than 2,200 booths and 700 exhibitors from around the world and is expected to draw a record number of 50,000 visitors this year.

Take a look at the innovative ideas, products and services that startups offer.

The imminent arrival of the 5G era promises great business opportunities for various sectors

Digitimes trackes the latest trends in industrial computing applications, including IoT, Industry 4.0 and automation and robotics.

OLED may not be replacing LCD as mainstream, but micro LED stands a chance

Micro LED has emerged as a strong candidate for adoption by mainstream display products.

Internet of Things (IoT) is promising a market with explosive growths.

Taiwan notebook Original Design Manufacturers (ODMs) account for more than 90% of global notebook production and Digitimes is there to provide daily updates on shipments, supplier contracts and financial data on the more...

Latest developments of Lextar.

China-based Huawei's worldwide reach

HTC has sold part of its smartphone team to Google as it seeks to turn around its business.

VR/AR applications are becoming popular in the IT market.

Historical shipment data of Taiwan's first-tier IT manufacturers.

Xiamen, a city on the southeastern coast of China, is aspring to become an IT hub of the country.

Asustek's smartphone shipments may have been disappointing in 2016, but the vendor is seeking a rebound in 2017.

Foxconn has taken over Sharp, and is keen on rejuvenating the Japanese brand.

Many startups, including dozens from Taiwan, showcased their innovations at CES.

For some panel makers, 10.5G lines can offer better production efficiency and enrich product mixes

The 2018 edition of the annual display technology tradeshow runs from August 29 to 31.

TSMC and Samsung have been competing for clients for the 10nm node.