At a 2024 consumer electronics show, AI gets companies on the same page
2024.01.13A director at market research firm ABI Research — said “it’s no surprise AI was everywhere.”
He expects AI to dominate the tech world conversation not only throughout the rest of the year but beyond.
Is U.S.-China relations expected to warm up? Washington Post exclusive: "Visit" will debut in San Francisco in November, and whether Xi Jinping can attend the appointment is the focus
2023.10.06The Washington Post exclusively reported on the 5th that due to tensions between the United States and China, the White House has begun preparations for the "meeting between US President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping" in San Francisco in November, hoping to stabilize the relationship between the world's two most powerful countries. The reason for the meeting in San Francisco rather than the White House is that the 11 APEC summit will be held in San Francisco from November 2023 to 11, and it has long been widely rumored that Biden and Xi Jinping will take the opportunity to hold bilateral meetings here.
French government searches Nvidia offices, EU assesses launch of antitrust probe
2023.10.02In order to investigate whether Nvidia has monopolized the AI chip market, France searched the offices of this major GPU manufacturer. The European Competition Commission is also collecting information to decide whether to launch a formal investigation into Nvidia.
ASE acquires two packaging and testing plants from Infineon:
2024.02.26Global packaging and testing leader ASE Investment Holdings is expanding its overseas production layout. On the 22nd, it announced that it will acquire two back-end packaging and testing plants of chip maker Infineon in the Philippines and South Korea for more than NT$2.1 billion to expand automotive and industrial automation applications. Power chip module packaging and testing and lead frame packaging, the two transactions are expected to be completed by the end of the second quarter at the earliest.
ASE Investment Holdings has expanded its global presence in recent years. In order to seize the huge business opportunities in automotive electronics, it has cooperated with international integrated component manufacturers (IDM) and wafer foundry customers to actively expand production in places such as Singapore and Malaysia. It has also increased Malaysia's production capacity. It is reported in the industry that it will not rule out continuing to expand the production capacity of the Penang plant in the future depending on the situation.