Simula Technology, a subsidiary of Qisda Group, is working to grow the proportion of its Made in Taiwan (MIT) products due to tariffs and clients' demands in the fourth quarter, after...
Taiwan's Minister of Economic Affairs, J.W. Kuo, has proposed a plan to invest in renewable energy projects in the Philippines and transport the electricity back to Taiwan via submarine...
Minister of Economic Affairs J.W. Kuo has raised the possibility of establishing renewable energy facilities in the Philippines to address Taiwan's surging energy demands, particularly...
Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) has seen impressive gains from components, such as liquid cooling universal quick disconnects (UQD), developed by its subsidiaries for AI servers,...
In the era of AI, the AI server supply chain has become the latest market phenomenon. NVIDIA's dominance in the field has spurred component and assembly manufacturers to seek entry...
Despite AI servers gaining traction among component suppliers and system assemblers, traditional high-performance computing (HPC) applications continue to be in high demand, according...
VSO Electronics, a specialist in the development, production, and distribution of connection cables, is targeting six major industries for future developments, and has begun developing...
As daily life and industrial development rely more and more on electricity, the global demand for the construction and updating of power infrastructure has also increased significa...
In the ever-evolving landscape of corporate innovation, Taya Group emerges as a standout player, transcending its origins in wire and cable to advance ventures in satellite technology...
Taiwan-based connector maker Aces Electronics had a slipping performance in 2023 revenues due to the IT industry's instability, issues in the external environment, and clients' keen...
Taiwanese power cord and cable manufacturer Line Tek Electronic has been actively deploying in niche markets such as low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellites and expects new products related...
