Research Report Database

REALTIME NEWS

Analysis: Why Meta's AI strategy sparked a market misread

US chases AI talent abroad as China strengthens its homegrown pipeline

US-funded researchers barred from working with blacklisted Chinese entities from 2027

China launches first 8-inch 2D chip line to bypass EUV limits

Samsung brings HBM, logic, and optics together in packaging push

Column: Physical AI's rivalry shifts from companies to states

WeLeader Biomedical posts record 1H26 revenue on stronger health screening demand

Commentary: Forget AI chips — China's top science awards reveal what Beijing is actually building

Fiber filter maker sees June and first-half revenue rise on tech demand

Interview: UK's AI sovereignty pitch — research at home, scale with Taiwan

Chinese startups accelerate into AI glasses as Taiwan faces supply chain pressure

Tomorrow's Headlines

6-inch SiC substrate prices recover as supply tightens and demand picks up

Tomorrow's Headlines

South Korean equipment and materials makers accelerate hybrid bonding R&D for HBM5 and beyond

Tomorrow's Headlines

Taiwanese IC design firms race to capture AI vision solution demand

Tomorrow's Headlines

GigaDevice flags three key memory variables for the next three years

Tomorrow's Headlines

Huawei reportedly backs 12-inch DRAM fab to reduce memory dependence

Levi Li

Levi Li

, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Jul 13, 2026, 11:50 0

Credit: AFP

Huawei is reportedly partnering with Chinese DRAM maker Shenzhen Shengweixu Technology (SwaySure) and the Chinese government to build a state-backed 12-inch memory fabrication plant in Shenzhen, a move aimed at easing DRAM shortages while reducing reliance on...

The article requires paid subscription. Subscribe Now

LOGIN

Email address

Password

Keep me signed in

Keep me signed in

Some subscribers prefer to save their log-in information so they do not have to enter their User ID and Password each time they visit the site. To activate this function, check the 'Keep me signed in' box in the log-in section. This will save the password on the computer you're using to access the site.

Note: If you choose to use the log-out feature, you will lose your saved information. This means you will be required to log-in the next time you visit our site.

Enterprise first-time login?

Forgot your password?

Create your free account

Select premium stories & daily editor picks.
Leverage AI summaries for instant insights.
Receive tech briefings & newsletters.
Track financials & stock data of Taiwan tech.

No credit card required

Research Report Database

LITEON Showcases AI at COMPUTEX Panel Featuring NVIDIA, Infineon, GIGABYTE

marketing

MOST-READ
7 DAYS NEWS