LED chipmaker PlayNitride will exponentially boost its chip-on-carrier production capacity for microLED displays between the end of 2023 and 2024, according to company sources.

Chinese DRAM chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) is ramping up chip production utilizing the third iteration of its in-house developed 19nm (previously claimed to be 17nm)...

SK Hynix has begun mass production of its 238-layer 4D NAND flash memory, and product compatibility testing is presently being conducted with a global smartphone manufacturer, according...

DRAM chipmaker Nanya Technology and Winbond Electronics, a maker of specialty DRAM and flash memory, both saw their May revenue increase 2.2% and nearly 8%, respectively, on month,...

LED chip maker Ennostar remains cautious about its business prospects for 2023, despite increases in revenue from its automotive product line.

Nanya Technology has recently received an influx of short lead-time orders for TV applications, according to the DRAM memory maker.

Samsung Electronics has developed what the company claims is the industry's first 128-gigabyte (GB) DRAM to support Compute Express Link (CXL) 2.0. Intel and Samsung collaborated...

Macronix International, a maker of mask ROM and flash memory, saw its revenue climb to a six-month high of NT$3.01 billion (US$98 million) in April 2023.

Winbond Electronics, a maker of specialty DRAM and flash memory, swung to its first quarterly loss in three years.

Elan Microelectronics is seeing replenishment demand for Chromebooks and other notebook devices, which will buoy its sales performance in the second quarter, according to the touchscreen...

DRAM maker Nanya Technology's revenue increased for the second consecutive month in April.

SK Hynix saw its operating loss widen to about KRW3.4 trillion (US$2.54 billion) in the first quarter of 2023 from KRW1.9 trillion in the prior quarter, when revenue declined 34%...

LED chipmaker Ennostar has said it believes the LED industry will see a slight demand increase in the second quarter after hitting bottom in the previous quarter.

Memory chipmaker Winbond Electronics has seen stability in contract pricing and expects a gradual pick-up in shipments starting the second quarter.

Winbond Electronics has signed a seven-year syndicated loan agreement for NT$20 billion (US$656.3 million) with 11 local banks in Taiwan, according to the specialty DRAM and flash...