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Renesas Electronics Corp’s top executive warned that a global shortage of auto semiconductors might persist into the second half of this year, joining other industry leaders in bracing for a chip crunch to snarl production of vehicles and gadgets well past the summer. Industry giants from Continental AG to Innolux Corp have in the past few weeks warned of longer-than-anticipated deficits thanks to unprecedented demand for everything from vehicles to game consoles and smartphones amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Renesas is running its most critical plants at full capacity to try and sate demand, b...

Memorychip maker Winbond Electronics Corp (華邦電子) yesterday reported that net profit last year increased 3.17 percent thanks to strong demand for chips as telecommuters and distance learners required notebook computers and networking equipment amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Net profit increased to NT$1.3 billion (US$45.89 million) from NT$1.26 billion in 2019, a company filing with the Taiwan Stock Exchange showed. Earnings per share edged up to NT$0.33 from NT$0.32 in 2019, while gross margin improved to 28.08 percent from 26.47 percent, it said. Revenue expanded 24.24 percent to NT$60.68...

Updated Feb 16, 2021 | 08:35 IST At a time when India is taking steps to become AtmaNirbhar in smartphone production, BBK Group has pipped South Korean rival Samsung to become the largest smartphone maker by consolidated sales in 2019-20 India’s mobile market nirbhar on China’s BBK group, Samsung slips to second spot  |  Photo Credit: Thinkstock What do smartphone makers Oppo, Vivo, Realme, and OnePlus brands have in common? They’s all owned by BBK Electronics Corp, a Chinese multinational conglomerate which specialises in electronics manufacturing suc...

Renesas Electronics Corp has agreed to buy Dialog Semiconductor for 4.9 billion euros ($5.9 billion) in cash, boosting its position in low-power technology and connectivity across smart devices, cars and industry.

Asian chipmakers rush to boost production to meet global shortage Toggle share menu Advertisement Asian chipmakers rush to boost production to meet global shortage FILE PHOTO: The logo of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) is pictured at its headquarters, in Hsinchu, Taiwan, January 19, 2021. REUTERS/Ann Wang 08 Feb 2021 04:35PM (Updated: 08 Feb 2021 07:40PM) Share this content Bookmark TAIPEI/SEOUL: Asian chipmakers are rushing to expand their production capacity to meet a global shortage that has been acutely felt by carmakers, but the firms wa...