The entire PC market is not expected to recover from sluggish demand until the second half of 2023 due to continuous inventory adjustments at brand vendors and unfavorable macro environments...
ODMs Inventec and Quanta are expected to post sales increases in the second half of 2022 despite market observers' anticipation of a particularly weak second half of the year for...
Global notebook shipments will likely slip below 200 million units in 2022, due to a particularly weak second half of the year, according to sources at brand companies.
Notebook brands are expected to cut their orders with ODMs due to the quickly rising inventory levels recently and their inventory adjustments are expected to last until the end of...
Notebook ODMs are bracing for a particularly weak second half of 2022 due to weaker-than-expected gaming and commercial notebook product sales, according to industry sources. Whether...
LCD panel makers are poised to further scale back their production as panel demand for notebook applications is expected to drop significantly amid weakening demand for business notebooks,...
Taiwan-based Force-MOS Technology has developed new MOSFET products in cooperation with clients engaged in the power supply and battery module segment, and expects orders for the...
Demand for IT subscription services is gowing in Taiwan and Dell has seen rising inquiries for such services from clients recently, according to Eric Leung, enterprise solution senior...
Taiwan's notebook ODMs Quanta Computer and Inventec both have released positive outlook for their shipment performance in the second half of the year, though some market observers...
Dell Taiwan is recruiting R&D talent in Taiwan for its VxRail hybrid cloud solutions and client-side peripheral equipment and will open a total of more than 200 spots.
Lockdown extensions in Kunshan and Shanghai, China are expected to impact Apple's MacBook shipments in the second quarter as delivery from its notebook ODM to the US-based vendor...
Force-MOS Technology has struck long-term deals with its foundry partners to satisfy robust MOSFET demand in 2022 and beyond, according to the Taiwan-based company.
