PCB makers will enjoy steady seasonal demand from the handset sector through November as handset makers are expected to launch more 5G devices, according to industry sources.

Taiwan-based IC design houses will see their gross margins come under downward pressure in the fourth quarter of 2020, due to falling chip ASPs in China, according to industry sour...

The US trade restrictions on Huawei are set to affect the overall shipments of 5G mobile APs to the Chinese market in fourth-quarter 2020, and to significant change the landscape...

Asustek Computer's AIoT Business Group showcased AI-based solutions for product quality inspection at Taipei International Industrial Automation 2020 during August 19-22, with the...

Huawei reportedly have reduced its components orders for TV production by 30-40%, as the US trade ban that limits the company's access to semiconductor parts has also affected its...

Taiwan-based mobile and specialty DRAM maker Winbond is aggressively making deployments in IoT information security seeking to pioneer the establishment of a related ecosystem in...

Global spending on artificial intelligence (AI) is forecast to double over the next four years, growing from US$50.1 billion in 2020 to more than US$110 billion in 2024, according...

GaAs foundry Win Semiconductors has reiterated its third-quarter 2020 revenues will post a sequential growth of 4-6% with gross margin staying at over 40%, despite uncertainty in...

Medical IT hardware OEM/ODM Onyx Healthcare will focus on working with partners to develop telemedicine and AI-based medical solutions, according to company president Bob Wang.

Taiwan's second-quarter 2020 PC monitor shipments grew 24.8% sequentially.

Global shipments of end-market devices supporting the latest Wi-Fi 6E standards are expected to reach 310-320 million units in 2021, according to industry observers.

China-based ZTE has announced that it will debut a 5G smartphone with an in-display camera on September 1.

Mechavision has its T-Skin tactile sensing solution installed in an robotic arm developed by Japan-based Kawasaki Heavy Industries.

Autonomous driving tests in Taiwan are required to have human drivers onboard the vehicles to take over steering when occasion arises, according to Statute for Experiments of Technological...

With automakers having little time to undergo digital transformation jointly with their supply chain partners amid quick and revolutionary changes in the industry, Taiwan-based ICT...