LED equipment manufacturer FitTech is gearing up to begin contract production of CoWoS advanced packaging equipment in the fourth quarter of 2024.

Samsung Electronics is reportedly set to introduce high-numerical aperture (High-NA) extreme ultraviolet (EUV) equipment by the end of 2024.

Intel's troubles continue to mount following the company's dire financial conundrum.

Following the United States and Japan, TSMC's final overseas wafer fab, ESMC (European Semiconductor Manufacturing Company), will...

Phison Electronics saw enterprise SSD sales expand as a proportion of overall revenue to 14% in the second quarter of 2024 from 5% in the previous quarter.

TXC, a Taiwan-based quartz component supplier, expects automotive product sales to account for more than 20% of revenue in 2024.

Cloud GPUs have seen massive growth under the current AI boom, with the annual growth rate of high-end cloud GPUs in 2024 to reach 217% if both supply and demand hold steady, says...

Foxconn held an earnings call on August 14, where it discussed the progress of its 3+3 development strategy.

DIGITIMES Research released a special report on AI chips on August 14, highlighting the rapid development of the semiconductor market driven by generative AI.

DIGITIMES Research has issued its latest authoritative special report on AI chips, offering an in-depth analysis of various aspects of AI chips.

China's self-sufficiency push for ICs has limited the ability of multinational automotive IC integrated device manufacturers (IDM) and fabless chipmakers to secure orders from the...

The 2024 International Semiconductor Exhibition (SEMICON Taiwan) is set to launch on September 4, focusing on semiconductor technologies crucial to the emerging AI era.

For the supply chain, a brief delay in volume production for Nvidia's complex Blackwell GPU architecture is understandable and manageable, according to industry sources.

TSMC's production capacity for CoWoS packaging is forecast to grow at a CAGR of more than 50% from 2023 to 2028, according to DIGITIMES Research.

Intel Corp., which is slashing jobs and expenses in a bid to turn around the business, sold its holdings in chip technology creator Arm Holdings Plc during the second quarter.