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Taiwanese conglomerate looks to utilize the technology behind Airovations patented air purification solutions to reform the development of its ha...

Compal Electronics Inc (仁寶), the world’s No. 2 contract notebook computer maker, yesterday said it expects notebook shipments to decline 20 percent annually this year, matching an industry slump, as corporations cut spending amid a progressing economic slowdown. Corporate demand at the beginning of this year was considered a lifesaver to the PC industry, when demand dipped after students returned to school and consumers were cautioned on spending after surging energy and food costs weakene...

Asustek Computer Inc (華碩) yesterday launched its first high-speed artificial intelligence (AI) platform to help 5G application developers accelerate program development and product readiness by adopting Intel Corp’s development tools. Leveraging the infrastructure and a laboratory built by Asusek for the platform, software vendors would be able to develop and validate their applications easily and reduce the time needed to enter the market, Asustek said. The platform is to operate on a pri...

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Laptop Market by Type and Geography - Forecast and Analysis 2020-2024" report by Technavio estimates the market size to increase by USD...

A distinguishing aspect of a U.S. International Trade Commission investigation under Section 337 from a district court action is the importation requirement — the accused product must have been imported, or sold for importation, into the U.S.

PC vendor Asustek Computer Inc (華碩) yesterday said it would strive to keep its PC shipments flat this year, compared with last year, by minimizing the adverse effects of high inflation and the COVID-19 pandemic on PC sales. Sales of consumer PCs have been declining due to a deteriorating external environment, but the company has still set the aggressive goal of outgrowing the overall PC industry by 10 percent, Asustek co-CEO S.Y. Hsu (許先越) told shareholders in Taipei. The company expec...

China’s “zero COVID-19” policy and strict lockdowns have dealt a serious blow to manufacturers, and could hasten the exit of foreign firms amid mounting operational risks and a deteriorating investment environment. Taiwanese electronics manufacturers, in particular, have suffered, as China remains a major production hub, although many have gradually relocated operations back to Taiwan or to other countries, as the US-China trade row reshapes global supply chains. Taiwanese notebook compute...

Taiwan’s major Apple Inc supplier cut its outlook for the second quarter, joining a growing list of manufacturers warning about the fallout from lockdowns aimed at containing China’s worst COVID-19 outbreak in two years. Quanta Computer Inc (廣達電腦), which assembles MacBooks, expects a 20 percent quarterly fall in notebook shipments and a squeeze on margins this quarter due to the lockdown, a company representative said on Friday during an earnings call. The impact from supply chain di...

Material SHORTAGE: Even as workers are about to return, Quanta lacks operating supplies, while Pegatron reported its lowest revenues in 11 quarters, the companies said/ Bloomberg