After launching its latest flagship series, Samsung Electronics has expressed optimism about its sales growths in 2022, expecting high-end products to secure more revenues.
Motherboard and graphics card makers including Asustek Computer, Gigabyte Technology, and ASRock all saw their revenues register double-digit on-year increases in January 2022.
TSMC has become actively involved in its pursuit of long-term order commitments from customers, sparking concerns that the market, particularly for mature process nodes, which it...
Taiwan-based notebook ODMs are likely to see their shipments drop in the first quarter of 2022 after a strong fourth-quarter 2021, according to industry sources.
Globalfoundries has reported revenue climbed 36% on year to US$6.6 billion in 2021, when the pure-play foundry saw sales generated from the automotive sector hike 187% from a year...
The shortage in chips and materials seems to continue in the first half of 2022, however; several signs show some improvements compared to 2021. Now the companies who have engaged...
Automotive CMOS image sensor (CIS) packaging capacity at Taiwan-based OSATs such as Tong Hsing Electronic Industries and Xintec remains fully loaded, and they can easily carry out...
The shortage of notebook-use chips and components has become less severe, but logistics bottlenecks will be challenging for ODMs and brand factories looking to boost their shipments...
Worldwide notebook shipments climbed 23.1% to 247 million units in 2021, after rising over 20% on year in 2020. But shipments are likely to register a slight decrease this year, according...
Increased functionality and the emergence of new energy vehicles (NEVs) are intensifying the automotive chip shortage, according to supply chain companies.
Notebook supply chain players had kept their production lines running during the Lunar New Year holiday reportedly for new MacBook Pro, which is set for launch in early March, according...
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