Julian Ho is a journalist who writes for DIGITIMES Asia and Egon Zehnder. His articles primarily focus on the semiconductor industry, including topics such as IC testing, advanced packaging, and the development of the industry in specific regions like China and Vietnam. Julian provides insights into the latest trends and developments in the semiconductor market, as well as the impact on various stakeholders within the industry.
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Julian Ho's coverage focuses on the semiconductor industry, with a particular emphasis on advanced packaging and IC design. His articles also cover topics such as AI chips, system integration, and electronics components demand.
Given his in-depth analysis of the semiconductor industry, Julian might welcome commentary from experts who can provide insights into technological advancements within this sector. He may also be interested in interviews or perspectives related to talent competition and business strategies specific to the semiconductor field.
As for geographic focus, while not explicitly mentioned, Julian appears to have a global perspective on the semiconductor industry. Therefore, pitches should address international developments rather than being region-specific.
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By: Julian Ho, Jerry Chen
With TSMC's CoWoS and the 2.5D advanced packaging from OSAT companies becoming a hot topic due to capacity shortages, advanced packaging solutions are seen as the next big thing.
Electronics components suppliers have to be resigned to the fact that there is unlikely to be a dramatic ending to 2023, as even the Double 11 shopping festival sales in China were lackluster, according to industry sources.
By: Julian Ho, Laura Luelsdorf, Bart Blommers, Ishita Joshi
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By: Jessie Shen, Julian Ho
TSMC not only offers advanced process manufacturing but also its advanced packaging for the recently released Microsoft Azure Maia 100 AI accelerator, according to industry sources.
By: Jingyue Hsiao, Julian Ho
As the AI era arrives, cloud service providers (CSP) have increasingly recognized the importance of high-performance computing (HPC) chips, and
By: Julian Ho, Julie Chang
Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has officially announced the country's industrial development will primarily be focused on the semiconductor industry. He hopes to cultivate 50,000 to 100,000 high-tech talents from 2025 and 2030. The country searches for a roadmap for its semiconductor industry as leading semiconductor firms set up bases in Vietnam.
By: Jingyue Hsiao, Julian Ho
Amid a growing electronics ecosystem emerging in Southeast Asia, Vietnam's potential was recognized by chipmakers as Nvidia initiated its expansion, eyeing an IC design center in the country.
Looking back to 2023, the DS division of Samsung's semiconductor business suffered an overall poor performance in the memory industry, and eventually implemented production cuts to cope with the market situation.
By: Julian Ho, Willis Ke
Taiwan's major IC distributors, including WPG Holdings, WT Microelectronics, Supreme Electronics, and Edom Technology, anticipate several significant trends for 2024 in the semiconductor industry. These trends include the continuation of inventory clearance, the emergence of replenishment demand for specific components, and a surge in demand for key AI-related components.
By: Julian Ho, Willis Ke
While chip design giants like Nvidia, AMD, and Intel prioritize "system-level" integration, all the six major Taiwanese EMS
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