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15.09.26 - 08:06
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OEM/EMS AI servers: August revenue trends, operational outlook (Digitimes)
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Taiwan's original equipment manufacturer/electronics manufacturing services (OEM/EMS) sector is witnessing a structural split between explosive demand for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and softening demand for legacy consumer device assembly in 2026. Monthly revenue data highlight how suppliers anchored to high-density compute racks, GPU-based servers, and high-speed network switches are delivering massive year-over-year gains, whereas manufacturers more reliant on standard notebooks face component supply bottlenecks....
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15.09.26 - 08:06
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US FCC, White House tighten controls on power systems, raising the trust bar for Taiwanese suppliers (Digitimes)
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The US has taken steps to tighten controls on power systems and robotics equipment in line with its "America First" policy amid the latest geopolitical shifts, adding new uncertainties for Taiwanese supply chain players seeking to establish a foothold in the US. Rather than isolated natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods, the risks that companies must now face are far more structural and geopolitical in nature, according to Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER) vice president Shin-horng Chen, who notes that US oversight is moving beyond mere market access for products, into deeper factors such as equipment origin, remote control, software and firmware transparency, and overall supply-chain trustworthiness....
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15.09.26 - 07:06
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Sivers Semiconductors positions laser arrays as solution to copper′s limits (Digitimes)
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At this year's China International Optoelectronic Expo (CIOE), Sivers Semiconductor brought two products to its booth that trace the trajectory of the optical networking industry: a 1.6T pluggable optical transceiver currently ramping toward mainstream adoption, and a prototype module built for external light source (ELS) architectures, a technology that could define the next generation of data center interconnects....
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15.09.26 - 06:06
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Taiwan′s Ministry of Economic Affairs shares power grid experience at APEC Energy Ministerial Meeting (Digitimes)
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Vice Minister of Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) Chien-hsin Lai recently led a delegation to Beijing, China, to attend the 16th APEC Energy Ministerial Meeting (EMM). Amid the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) and high-tech industries and a shifting global energy landscape driven by ongoing geopolitical changes, Lai outlined Taiwan's approach to achieving stable power supplies to support industrial development....
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15.09.26 - 06:06
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TSMC 3nm, 2nm, and CoWoS stay tight as AWS, MediaTek, TPU shift capacity (Digitimes)
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TSMC's 3nm, 2nm, and CoWoS advanced packaging capacity remained in short supply in late 2026's third quarter, as changes in major customer orders and front-end and back-end supply models prompted the foundry to adjust its advanced capacity allocation. Supply chain sources said Nvidia and Apple continue to dominate TSMC's advanced process and packaging resources, while AWS has recently expanded AI chip tape-outs, giving Annapurna more 3nm capacity....
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15.09.26 - 06:06
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Panasonic Energy eyes JPY1 trillion yen AI storage revenue by 2028 (Digitimes)
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Panasonic Energy, the battery unit of Panasonic Holdings, is betting big on energy storage for AI data centers as demand for backup batteries from AI data centers surges. The company said it will keep energy storage systems (ESS) as a core growth driver and flex investment plans to match market demand....
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15.09.26 - 06:06
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Chinese tech firms deepen open source push amid AI pacing debate (Digitimes)
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As US AI executives warn that artificial intelligence development may need to slow down, Chinese companies are pressing ahead with open source tools and large-scale deployment. The gap matters far beyond China, because the next phase of AI competition may be shaped as much by collaboration and standards as by chips and model size....
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15.09.26 - 06:06
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Ainos pushes AI Nose into semiconductor front-end manufacturing (Digitimes)
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Ainos said its second-generation AI Nose has entered commercial deployment at semiconductor fabs, signaling growing interest in chemical sensing for industrial AI. The move highlights how factories worldwide may gain another layer of monitoring as AI systems begin to interpret chemical signals that traditional sensors often miss....
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15.09.26 - 05:06
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AI′s next bottleneck may be profitability, not compute, SK chair warns (Digitimes)
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For years, as the heat surrounding AI continued to build, competitiveness across the industry was largely measured by brute-force computing power. The broader infrastructure race was dominated by a frenzy of data-center buildouts, where speed, scale and safety emerged as the three core thresholds to meet in the agentic AI era....
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15.09.26 - 05:06
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South Korean firms hold 80% of the automotive OLED market (Digitimes)
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South Korean panel makers command about 80% of the automotive OLED market, according to Sigmaintell, as electrification and smarter vehicles keep demand for car displays stable and drive growth in new applications such as head-up displays. Competition is set to intensify as China's LCD makers press into higher-end automotive screens....
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