South Korean battery makers are expected to increase production capacity significantly in 2024. With its expansion in China and Hungary, SK On will see its capacity grow by 70%. LG...
Charging infrastructure deployment and management create new opportunities for businesses as EVs rise. Some Taiwan-based technology companies have expanded to the charging segment,...
Japan-based semiconductor equipment manufacturer Tokyo Electron Limited (TEL) is expected to generate around 40% of its annual revenue, estimated at JPY 700 billion (US$5 billion),...
With some models of Apple's latest smartwatch being banned from sale in the US due to patent issues, Samsung Electronics is actively targeting the North American market as the year-end...
The US Department of Commerce (DOC) has announced an investigation into the semiconductor supply chain and the national defense industrial base. An analysis by the South Korean securities...
When reviewing the semiconductor industry in 2023, the complex US-China tech war has become an unavoidable topic for the industry's development. Over the past few years, the Biden...
At the close of 2023, it's reported that TSMC and Samsung will delay the mass production of 4nm chips at their new fabs in the US from 2024 to 2025, posing a challenge to the Biden...
In a bid to surpass TSMC and Samsung, aiming for the position of the world's leading foundry by 2030, Intel is said to have committed an additional US$25 billion investment in establishing...
Formosa Electronic Industries (FEII) has been actively shifting toward an energy aggregation business model. However, revenue and profits in the first three quarters of 2023 have...
After receiving US$3.2 billion in government grants from Israel, Intel began the construction of Fab 38 in Kiryat Gat near Gaza in a show of confidence in Israel amid Intel's production...
Excellence Opto. Inc. (EOI), a Taiwan-headquartered automotive light module supplier, has begun mass production at its Michigan plant, raising the utilization to 50% in the second...
The Thai government announced that major Japan-based automakers plan to invest THB150 billion (US$4.34 billion) in Thailand over the next five years, which is expected to facilitate...
