Japanese semiconductor equipment manufacturers have experienced a significant revenue boost from China. However, with rising semiconductor investments in other markets like India,...

Semiconductor equipment spending in China is poised to fall throughout 2027 while new forces emerge in Europe, Japan, and the US, where spending will surge, according to SEMI.

Many consumers find it difficult to navigate through today's flourishing e-commerce landscape and have trouble comparing prices across shopping websites. BigGo's price comparison...

Taiwan-based Gudeng Precision Industrial, a semiconductor front-end equipment manufacturer, has entered the liquid cooling sector, which it views as a potential future growth drive...

The semiconductor industry has entered its golden era, necessitating collaboration across the supply chain to overcome bottlenecks, according to Tien Wu, COO for OSAT ASE Technology...

South Korea seeks more flexibility and incentives from the US to encourage Seoul's compliance with additional curbs on advanced semiconductor exports to China that Washington is considering,...

Previously, Samsung Electronics reportedly decided to suspend the construction of its Phase 2 wafer foundry production line at the Pyeongtaek P4 fab.

The electronics industry of the world and in Taiwan is at a crossroads, driven by geopolitical shifts and the ever-present need to diversify supply chains. Firms that once thrived...

Supermicro's troubles are escalating as the company faces scrutiny from short-sellers, delays its annual report, and experiences a sharp decline in market value. The larger question...

Driver behavior management is a key part of logistics company operation. Unsafe driver behavior not only threatens road safety but also damages the company's reputation, and worse...

SEMICON Taiwan 2024 is fast approaching, and this year's event focuses on key industry topics such as advanced processes, heterogeneous integration, compound semiconductors, silicon...

The global generative AI market is experiencing rapid growth.

These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories in the week of August 26 – August 30.

The soaring costs of AI servers have propelled Taiwan to a 42.4% surge in exports of information, communication, and audiovisual products in July.

During an interview with DIGITIMES at the EXPLORE 2024 event, VMware's General Manager for Taiwan and Hong Kong, Barry Chen, discussed the changes following VMware's acquisition...