Tong Yang reported consolidated self-declared revenue of NT$2.218 billion (approx. US$70.9 million) for November 2025, up 1% from October and marking the highest monthly figure in nearly seven months amid strong peak-season order demand. The company's cumulative revenue for the first 11 months reached NT$23 billion.
China's Wingtech Technology and its subsidiary Nexperia are facing renewed turbulence in their control dispute with the Netherlands. Dutch Economic Affairs Minister Vincent Karremans abruptly cancelled a planned China visit, a decision seen as highly sensitive given the timing.
Samsung, on December 3, confirmed its next-generation Exynos 2600 mobile processor in an official teaser video, signaling a renewed commitment to in-house silicon for the upcoming Galaxy S26 smartphone lineup despite lingering consumer frustration over performance disparities in international markets.
In an unusual move, Samsung Electronics has released a teaser video for its next-generation mobile application processor, the Exynos 2600, before the chip officially hits the market. The announcement signals Samsung's growing confidence in its chipmaking capabilities, with leaked benchmark data suggesting that the Exynos 2600 could rival the latest processors from Qualcomm and Apple.
Samsung Electronics is reportedly on track to supply more than half of Nvidia's next-generation System on CAMM (SOCAMM2) memory modules in 2026, becoming the largest contributor to the AI-server CPU ecosystem. SOCAMM — touted by Nvidia as a new high-performance DRAM standard and often described as a "second HBM" — is set to redefine how CPU-side memory is deployed inside advanced AI servers, Hankyung and ICsmart reported.
Taiwan's Edom Technology, a leading distributor of semiconductor and electronic components and a provider of integrated platform solutions for OEMs and ODMs, hosted a landmark seminar on December 3, highlighting the next generation of physical artificial intelligence (AI). Focused on Nvidia's newly released Jetson Thor platform, the event explored how advanced AI can be embedded directly into autonomous machines to deliver real-time decision-making and operational efficiency.
Tera Auto Tech held an online earnings call on December 3, 2025, with its management team expressing confidence in two major growth drivers. As Taiwan's defense budget increases annually, Tera Auto—long established in the military industry with deliveries to the Ministry of National Defense's Armaments Bureau—is set to benefit. Additionally, the booming AI sector is boosting demand in the PCB industry, supporting the company's core businesses in automation equipment and micro drill bits. The company expects 2026 revenue to surpass that of 2025.
IT demand has entered the fourth quarter off-season, but panel makers are coping by balancing supply and demand. AI demand has driven up prices for upstream materials such as memory, putting pressure on panel makers to hold the line on IT panel prices. This is especially true for mainstream monitor panels, whose quoted prices are already near total cost, making price locking a top priority.
Quanta Computer vice chairman and president C. C. Leung said on December 3 that electricity supply has become the most serious constraint for AI server manufacturing, overtaking concerns about memory shortages. Speaking at the DIGITIMES Tech Forum 2026 in Taipei, he said reliable power will remain a major hurdle for the industry through 2026 and likely beyond, even as demand for AI servers stays strong.
Semiconductor test equipment leader Chroma ATE announced that its founder and chairman, Leo Huang, will step down as CEO, handing the role over to I-Shih Tseng, the current president of the integrated system solutions and optical inspection systems business units.
DDR4 DRAM supply remains severely constrained, with forecasts pointing to elevated pricing through the first half of 2026. Supply-chain sources say China-based CXMT will accelerate its DDR4 retreat, cutting planned 2026 year-end capacity from 20,000 wafers a month to 10,000 as DDR5 and advanced-node migration proceed smoothly.
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