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Inventory situation to normalize by year-end, says IPC maker Advantech - Vimarsana News

Inventory situation to normalize by year-end, says IPC maker Advantech

Taiwan-based industrial computer (IPC) and solution provider Advantech believes inventory levels will return to normal by the end of this year.

Short-term inventory adjustments begin for automotive peripheral chips - Vimarsana News

Short-term inventory adjustments begin for automotive peripheral chips

Automotive peripheral chip suppliers in Taiwan and China are enduring a temporary inventory correction, according to industry sources.

IC design houses may see flat performance for peak season this year - Vimarsana News

IC design houses may see flat performance for peak season this year

Most IC design houses and even the entire semiconductor supply chain previously expected business performances to improve quarter by quarter after hitting the bottom in first-quarter 2023, but the expectation is gradually cooling down. Now they are increasingly concerned if a weak peak season seen last year will re-appear this year, according to industry observers.

MOSFET suppliers cautious about 2Q23 - Vimarsana News

MOSFET suppliers cautious about 2Q23

MOSFET suppliers continue to experience excess inventory throughout the PC and handset industry supply chains, and their near-term business prospects remain uncertain, according to industry sources.

FocalTech sees 1Q23 perform better than expected - Vimarsana News

FocalTech sees 1Q23 perform better than expected

A pull-in of short lead-time orders for handset applications led to a better-than-expected first quarter for FocalTech Systems, according to the display driver IC (DDI) specialist.