Robust ABF substrate demand boosted profits at Unimicron Technology and Kinsus Interconnect Technology in the second quarter of 2022, which both climbed to record highs.
Foxconn Technology Group has advanced further in building its semiconductor and EV ecosystems by making strategic investment in a Taiwan-based maker of SiC (silicon carbide) substrates...
Unimicron Technology and Kinsus Interconnect Technology, two top ABF substrate manufacturers in Taiwan, were listed 28th and 30th in the Asia IC50 2022 ranking released by DIGITIMES...
Nan Ya PCB is looking to grow its automotive IC substrate sales as a proportion of company revenue to over 10% in 2022, up from 7-8% in 2021, according to company sources.
Unimicron Technology will continue ramping up its ABF substrate capacity till 2025 to cope with increasing demand from the 5G, AIoT, HPC and networking device sectors.
The transition to DDR5 memory in the data center sector will be taking place in 2022, and Micron Technology is gearing up for the robust demand, according to Sumit Sadana, executive...
Taiwan-based ASE Technology and Unimicron Technology have both seized flip chip ball grid array (FC-BGA) packaging and related substrate orders for Apple's just unveiled M2 processors,...
System integration capability is increasingly needed in packaging HPC chips for AI, networking and other applications that accelerate digital transformation at enterprises and people's...
Ofuna Technology has enjoyed a strong pull-in of orders from ABF substrate suppliers looking to carry out their capacity expansion projects, according to the Taiwan-based company...
ASMedia Technology, an affiliate of Asustek Computer specializing in high-speed transmission chips, has transitioned to 28nm process manufacturing for part of its chip solutions while...
Samsung Electro-Mechanics (Semco) is poised to step into the server package substrate sector with plans to build new production lines for high-end ABF substrates in South Korea and...
AMD is expected to roll out its new-generation processors built using TSMC's 5nm process technology as early as September, according to industry sources.