Companies across industries, including the passive component sector, are optimistic about generative AI's business potential.

Passive component makers have seen a marked rise in demand for new products and materials with the rise of AI servers.

Taiwan's major passive components supply chain players, including Yageo and Ample Electronic Technology reported impressive business performance for May and the first five months...

The passive component giant Yageo held its shareholders' meeting on May 30. Founder and chairman Pierre Chen stated that current inventory adjustments have reached a healthy level...

Yageo has been steadily evolving over the last 5-10 years, deliberately investing in new company groupings through M&A and private equity investments.

As demand for AI servers steadily grows, it directly drives the need for passive components.

Passive component maker Yageo has disclosed plans to take part in uPI Semiconductor's impending private placement. uPI Semiconductor is an affiliate of Asustek Computer specializing...

Yageo, a Taiwanese passive component maker, anticipates its customers will finish inventory adjustments in the first half of 2024, despite ongoing global uncertainties.

The passive component sector expects a significant recovery period to start after the second quarter of 2024, possibly even in the second half of 2024.

Passive component industry experts project a noticeable industry rebound after the second quarter or the second half of this year. Most firms are looking to automotive applications...

Sources from passive component manufacturers predict a market rebound after the second quarter and into the second half of this year. The views are consistent with Yageo chairman...

Weak demand in the market is not preventing Taiwan-based passive component makers from expanding overseas capacity, with Southeast Asia being a major destination for their new plan...

Aluminum capacitor and resistor maker Kaimei Electronics, an affiliate of Yageo, expects sales to return to growth in 2024.

Professor Lee Wen-Shi from the Department of Electrical Engineering at Taiwan's National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) stands out as a pioneering figure who has dedicated his career...

An academic research team from Taiwan's National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) is making significant strides towards commercializing base metal chip resistors, a development that could...