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Monday 14 October 2024
Notebook market struggles: Compal's flat September sales signal weak demand in peak season
Compal, the world's second-largest notebook ODM, reported flat sales in September, traditionally a peak season for the electronics industry, indicating a lackluster notebook market...
Wednesday 26 June 2024
Notebook ODMs see flat 3Q24 shipments
Taiwan-based notebook ODMs typically anticipate a flat or only minor increase in third-quarter shipments due to the high base from the previous quarter.
Friday 5 January 2024
Anticipating a slower rebound, supply chain companies turn to non-notebook businesses
Despite notebook brand manufacturers forecasting better performance in 2024, optimism has not yet trickled down to component suppliers: cooling module supplier Anli International...
Thursday 19 October 2023
PC demand picking up, says Acer chairman
PC demand is rebounding, but the supply chain should remain cautious about the possibility of black swan events, according to Acer chairman and CEO Jason Chen.
Thursday 12 October 2023
Brand PC vendors say demand is picking up
Brand PC vendors including Dell and Hewlett-Packard (HP) have expressed optimism that demand is increasing, boosting confidence in related industry supply chains.
Tuesday 26 September 2023
Notebook lens suppliers see sales strengthen in 3Q23
Notebook lens specialists, such as Ability Opto-Electronics Technology (AOET) and Powertip Image (PTIC), have seen sales strengthen since July thanks to a gradual pickup in end-market...
Thursday 21 September 2023
AI may encourage PC replacement
With Intel offering AI chips for PCs while OEMs such as Lenovo, Acer, and Asustek Computer actively invest in new AI PC projects, the PC industry may experience a wave of replacement...
Tuesday 12 September 2023
DDI backend firms see lackluster demand in 2H23
The sluggish sales of TVs and notebooks have prompted display driver IC (DDI) backend houses and related backend materials suppliers to be cautious about demand in the second half...
Thursday 7 September 2023
AI may revive PCs
AI may be the catalyst for PC resurgence and return Microsoft to a key position to lead PC growth, according to sources at notebook ODMs.
Tuesday 5 September 2023
Gaming notebook demand remains robust
Notebook shipments in the second half of 2023 are expected to be weak, with only gaming notebooks likely to witness growth, according to notebook ODM sources.
Friday 1 September 2023
Notebook orders increase for Indian market
Brand notebook vendors have stepped up their pace of orders destined for the Indian market and are expanding local assembly production capacity in response to the Indian government's...
Thursday 31 August 2023
Notebook demand outlook for 2H23 remains cloudy
Despite the traditional peak season, the outlook for notebook demand in the second half of this year remains unclear, with order pull-ins for consumer electronics also sluggish, according...
Wednesday 9 August 2023
Power MOSFET, diode suppliers expect demand recovery in 2024
Taiwan-based power MOSFET and diode suppliers, primarily involved in the supply chain for notebooks and other PCs, anticipate demand will recover around mid-2024.
Monday 7 August 2023
With slight recovery in PC and notebook demand, Darfon's IT business bounces back
The recovery timeline of the consumer electronics market has been something the supply chain is closely following. Regarding the current market situation, component manufacturer Darfon...
Thursday 27 July 2023
AUO expects TV, IT product demand to rise in 2H23
AUO is optimistic that seasonal demand for TV and IT products will return to normal in the second half of this year, with a clear trend toward larger TVs, according to the company.
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Samsung expands mobile phone production beyond Asian countries, says DIGITIMES Research
SLMs to increase presence in GenAI business opportunities, says DIGITIMES Research
Generative AI market to reach US$1.5 trillion by 2030 with Taiwan holds hardware advantage; software and services to see promising future, says DIGITIMES Research