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Saturday 28 February 2026

BOE signals sustained TV panel price gains, speeds up OLED, packaging and perovskite push

China's leading panel maker BOE Technology Group has expressed cautious optimism about the LCD TV panel market in the first half of 2026, announcing accelerated progress on AMOLED...

Friday 27 February 2026

TSMC pushes Japanese suppliers to localize electroplating additives in Taiwan

As AI-driven demand continues to lift global semiconductor output, TSMC is accelerating the localization of electroplating additives used in advanced packaging to secure a stable supply...

Friday 27 February 2026

Chart: Five key takeaways from Taiwan's IC design sector's early 2026 revenue surge

Taiwan's IC design landscape is undergoing a massive structural shift. Early 2026 revenue data reveals a dual-track performance: while established...

Thursday 26 February 2026

Samsung reportedly exits 2D NAND, converts Hwaseong Line 12 to 1c DRAM end fab

Samsung Electronics will halt 2D NAND flash production at its Hwaseong Line 12 and convert the facility into a 1c DRAM end fab, formally exiting planar NAND manufacturing and reallocating...

Thursday 26 February 2026

US rushing to reshore semiconductor production

The US is quietly rebuilding its domestic semiconductor industry by reducing dependence on Taiwan, which produces roughly 90% of the world's most advanced computer chips. Experts warn...

Thursday 26 February 2026

King Slide says GenAI-driven density surge will raise slide rail demand and reshape supply footprints

King Slide, a manufacturer of server slide rails, told investors on its fourth-quarter 2025 earnings call on February 25 that generative AI-driven upgrades to data center architectures...

Thursday 26 February 2026

Cloud AI's ripple effect: A comeback for 8-inch wafers

The boom in cloud-based artificial intelligence (AI) is reverberating far beyond the most advanced chipmaking nodes.

Wednesday 25 February 2026

Without memory chips, Korea's semiconductor edge over China erodes, KIET warns

As the AI era accelerates, South Korea's competitive position is weakening relative to China. Even semiconductors, long a pillar of the Korean economy, are now assessed as being in...

Wednesday 25 February 2026

SK Hynix signals seller's market as memory prices set to climb all year

SK Hynix, one of the world's top three memory chip makers, told investors on a recent Goldman Sachs conference call that the global memory market has fully shifted to a "seller's market,"...

Wednesday 25 February 2026

China targets fivefold jump in advanced chip output to fuel AI expansion

China is preparing a fivefold increase in domestic advanced logic chip output within one to two years to support its expanding AI computing infrastructure, according to people familiar...

Wednesday 25 February 2026

ChipMOS raises memory test prices again, signs 3-year capacity contract

ChipMOS returned to profitability in 2025 after a fourth-quarter 2025 rebound driven by memory shortages and higher test prices, and the company forecasts a stronger second-half performance...

Wednesday 25 February 2026

ASE accelerates panel-level packaging push with fully automated 310mm line by 2026

AI and high-performance computing chip demand continue to expand, keeping TSMC's CoWoS capacity tight into 2026. The supply constraint is pushing Taiwan's major OSAT providers, including...

Tuesday 24 February 2026

Ability Enterprises enhances robot supply chain layout with Toyota-Agility Robotics partnership

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) has signed a contract with US-based Agility Robotics to deploy its Digit humanoid robots. Prior to the formal agreement, Toyota is understood...

Tuesday 24 February 2026

Apple to shift Mac Mini assembly to US in latest supply chain reshoring push

Apple will move part of its Mac Mini desktop computer production from Asia to the US, marking another step in its broader effort to localize manufacturing, according to The Wall...

Tuesday 24 February 2026

Taiwan bets on local production for 1,600-unit unmanned vessel fleet

Taiwan's military is rapidly expanding its unmanned vehicle fleet, with drone numbers surpassing 200,000 and procurement of over a thousand unmanned surface vessels (USVs) reportedly...

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