Mega Networks, an Indian server solutions provider with almost 28 years of experience, is planning to bring out AI servers and enter the semiconductor packaging segment.

These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories in the week of April 1 - April 5.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visited Japan Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing (JASM), a Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) subsidiary in Kumamoto, Kyushu,...

Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella shared his thoughts on the transformative potential of AI following the announcement of the company's plans to train over 2 million AI professionals...

Samsung Electronics reportedly plans to increase prices of enterprise Solid State Drives (SSDs) that are rumored to be out of stock in the last 2-3 weeks, highlighting the warming...

India's largest EMS provider, Dixon Technologies, is reportedly in talks with China-based Transsion Holdings to acquire the majority of the latter's Indian manufacturing business,...

The demand for SoCs in flagship smartphones appears robust, but the total shipment forecast for SoCs is uncertain, according to industry sources.

Industrial control memory module maker Innodisk has been heavily investing in AI solutions to target the edge AI market in China.

PCB and camera lens firms seek to diversify their product offerings and reduce their reliance on Apple and other consumer electronics.

The output value of Taiwan's PCB industry is anticipated to be propelled by emerging market applications, such as AI servers, EVs, and satellite communications this year.

DIGITIMES Research estimates that Taiwanese server-related business revenues declined by 7% in 2023, reaching above NT$2 trillion.

Since Western countries imposed sanctions against Russia, Russia-based Baikal Electronics is looking to switch to RISC-V and may have turned to a certain China-based pure-play foundry...

Industrial PC maker Ennoconn is highly optimistic about the potential of AI, as its ESaaS (Ennoconn Solution as a Service) smart integrated solution platform gains prominence as a...

Is Huawei building its smartphone victory at the cost of SMIC's advanced chip manufacturing capacities?

Samsung and Huawei could go head-to-head with their affordable foldable smartphones in the latter half of 2024.