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Monday 9 January 2023
Market Cap 100: China-based car OEMs proceed on bumpy 2022
The year 2022 did not go easy on the automotive industry. Most companies saw their market capitalization shrink due to worldwide inflation, chip shortages and other supply chain disruptions...
Monday 9 January 2023
Taiwan to join WTO chip dispute consultation to understand possible impacts
Taiwan filed a request on Jan 3 expressing its desire to join a World Trade Organization (WTO) consultation regarding China's protest of the "certain measures on certain semiconductors...
Friday 6 January 2023
China's giant chip ambitions fall prey to Covid turmoil
For years, China was the world's biggest spender on chip incentives, a scale unmatched from Washington to Tokyo. Now, the effort to combat Covid and deal with the threat of a global...
Friday 6 January 2023
Japanese manufacturers seize the opportunities of back-end processes
Japanese semiconductor equipment suppliers Canon, Ulvac, Advantest, and material maker Sumitomo Bakelite are accelerating the R&D of back-end process products. Rapidus, a chip...
Friday 6 January 2023
Taiwan OSATs see stable orders for customized MEMS sensors
Taiwan OSATs including ASE Technology and Lingsen Precision Industries are set to enjoy stable backend orders for MEMS sensors from international clients, thanks to increasing penetration...
Friday 6 January 2023
Market Cap 100: Chinese chip sector plows on despite sharp value drop in 2022
Asia's semiconductor companies are now facing the challenge of a global economic slowdown, as the pandemic-driven demand growth fades away, indicated the latest '2023 Asia Supply...
Friday 6 January 2023
Samsung issues profit warning due to unexpected business slump
Samsung Electronics issued a preliminary earnings statement on January 6 saying that its 4Q22 operating profit fell by 69% to KRW4.3 trillion (US$3.4 billion), hitting an 8-year low...
Friday 6 January 2023
PV module imports hurt Taiwan suppliers, says SAS
Solar cell and photovoltaic (PV) module makers in Taiwan have seen their operations threatened by more imports from Southeast Asia, according to Doris Hsu, chairperson of Sino-American...
Thursday 5 January 2023
South Korea 2022 trade deficit hits record
South Korea recorded an unfavorable trade balance of US$47.3 billion in 2022, the historically highest annual level, South Korea-based Aju Business Daily and
Thursday 5 January 2023
Thought Technology helps athletes reach peak performance with biofeedback
Human body produces various physiological signals. Analyzing the information can help people better deal with stress or enable athletes to reach peak performance, besides many other...
Thursday 5 January 2023
GM defeats Toyota to regain US sales crown
General Motors retook the title of the top US car seller. According to sales numbers released on January 4, the automaker reported US sales of over 2.27 million cars in 2022, holding...
Thursday 5 January 2023
Taiwan IC design houses to highlight AIoT, image recognition solutions at CES 2023
Despite lackluster consumer market outlook, Taiwan's IC design houses are taking advantage of the global pandemic slowdown to showcase their latest technologies at CES 2023, focusing...
Thursday 5 January 2023
Market Cap 100: 2022 a year not for the faint-hearted
DIGITIMES Asia released the "2023 Asia Supply Chain (ASC) Top 100 Market Cap Companies Ranking" on Jan 5, based on the market capitalizations of publicly-listed information communications...
Thursday 5 January 2023
Taiwan LED makers shift focus to COB miniLED backlighting
Taiwan-based LED makers intend to phase out production for POB (package on board) miniLED backlight units, shifting their focus to COB (chip on board) miniLED BLUs, according to industry...
Thursday 5 January 2023
TV sales in North America, Southeast Asia likely to rise in 2023
Most TV brands remain conservative about their outlook for 2023, expecting sales in North America and Southeast Asia likely to rise despite market uncertainty.