Global Smartphone Shipments Fall 17% in Q1 2020
Global smartphone shipments fell 17% annually to reach 275 million units in the first quarter of 2020. This is the…
Foundry Revenue to Undergo Single-Digit Growth in 2020
Total foundry revenue in 2020 is expected to reach 5%-9% YoY growth, with 6.8% being the median...
Coronavirus Is Straining Our Wi-Fi Netwok
We may be distancing socially, but our Wi-Fi networks are bumping against each other big time competing for bandwidth...
Worldwide Spending on Telecom Services to Reach 1.6 Trillion in 2020
IDC expects telecommunication services spending to reach $1.6 trillion in 2020 with nearly flat growth compared to 2019...
Infineon delivers millions of chips for medical ventilators
Infineon Technologies is playing a vital role to support the manufacturing of ventilator devices...
Taiwan’s Sci-Tech Anti-epidemic Experience Shines through Covid-19 Gloom
Taiwan's MOST cooperates with Techstars and Stanford University to spotlight on Taiwan’s proactive testing solutions to COVID-19...
Taiwan’s Chip Maker Ramps Up Production to Combat Covid-19
UMC shortens lead time for certain semiconductor components in order to boost the production of medical ventilators that are now…
DNA-based Test for COVID-19 May Soon be Available
U.K.-based DnaNudge expects its lab-on-chip-based system to complete validation tests and win clearance for field deployment within days...
Taiwan Brings Tech Startups Together into Strengthen Disease Prevention Efforts
TTA, organized by Taiwan's Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) to promote entrepreneurship and startups, has led startups into a…
Maxim Accelerates Production of Medical Solutions During COVID-19 Pandemic
Maxim Integrated has accelerated the production of its medical technologies to address increased customer need during the COVID-19 pandemic...
COVID-19 Recession Threatens Automotive and Semiconductors Globally
Real GDP Predicted to fall 10% to 15% in 2020 as consumer spending plummets...
Blog: What is Life Like in Post-Lockdown?
Our China and Taiwan colleagues live in big cities where they have already “flattened the curve” of Covid-19 since mid-February.…
