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Taipei, April 16 (CNA) The board members of Yageo Corp., the world's third-largest multi-layer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) supplier, received the highest annual pay in 2021 among companies listed on the local main board, while Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) board members received the third-highest pay, according to the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE).

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Tesla Tests Luminar Laser Sensors: iPhone Supplier Sees Opportunity Source: Adobe iStock Tesla may be making a u-turn for the full self-driving sensors. There have been widespread speculations of Elon Musk choosing laser (lidar) sensors over cameras. Industry watchers believe Taiwan-based lidar providers might benefit from Tesla’s change of strategy, which is not yet confirmed.  Originally calling the lidar a “crutch” and preferred a camera-based full self-driving technology, the electri...

Win Semiconductors bleak on revenue UNFAVORABLE CONDITIONS: Some of the company’s factories are scheduled to enter annual maintenance this quarter, which would suggest a decline in wafer shipments By Lisa Wang / Staff reporter Win Semiconductors Corp (穩懋半導體), the world’s largest pure-play gallium arsenide foundry, yesterday said it expects a low-teens percentage decline in revenue this quarter as demand from smartphones weakens during ...

Forex rates push Win Semiconductors to revise Q4 gross margin By Lisa Wang / Staff reporter Win Semiconductors Corp (穩懋半導體), the world’s largest pure-play gallium arsenide foundry, yesterday revised downward its gross margin forecast for last quarter due to the substantial appreciation of the New Taiwan dollar against the US dollar. Win Semiconductors was the first among local electronics companies to downwardly adjust its gross margin, blaming volatility of foreign exchange rates...