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10.09.26 - 04:06
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Analog Devices agrees to buy Alif Semiconductor to expand edge AI push (Digitimes)
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Analog Devices has agreed to acquire Alif Semiconductor in a US$1.35 billion all-cash deal, a move that could broaden access to faster, more energy-efficient edge AI systems for industrial, defense, health, and consumer applications worldwide. The deal underscores a shift toward local, real-time computing beyond data centers....
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10.09.26 - 02:06
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Global PMX sees semiconductor parts shipments strengthen (Digitimes)
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Global PMX, a major maker of automotive power and safety components, said August consolidated revenue rose to NT$802 million (approx. US$25.4 million), up 33.50% year on year and extending the company's growth momentum from July. The company said order visibility for semiconductor products now stretches through 2027, as AI server liquid-cooling parts and high-end semiconductor components ramp up....
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10.09.26 - 02:06
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SuperAlloy advances semiconductor aluminum certification (Digitimes)
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SuperAlloy Industrial, a global automotive wheel supplier, reported August consolidated revenue of NT$550 million (approx. US$17.4 million), up 2.46% from a year earlier, and NT$5.052 billion for January–August 2026, up 6.34% year on year. The company said the stronger sales base, along with progress in semiconductor material qualification, is setting up a second growth curve beyond its core auto business....
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09.09.26 - 11:06
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Jin Lian Cheng expands into semiconductor wafer fab UPS battery recycling (Digitimes)
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Jin Lian Cheng Resources completed an upgrade to its desulfurization production line as demand increased for lead-acid battery recycling tied to high-spec uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems used by semiconductor plants. The Taiwanese waste lead-acid battery processor said the upgrade restored normal operations while improving sulfur oxide treatment, real-time monitoring, and environmental management....
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07.09.26 - 01:54
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Experts say subsidies can′t buy semiconductor competitiveness (Digitimes)
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At a forum jointly hosted by DSET and SEMI during SEMICON Taiwan this year, Glenn D. Tiffert of the Hoover Institution, Kioxia Holdings board member Emiko Higashi, and NRC reporter Marc Hijink offered views on national semiconductor policy from the perspectives of the US policy community, corporate boardrooms, and Europe's industrial front line....
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