Julian Ho is a journalist at Egon Zehnder. He specializes in medicine and healthcare, with a particular focus on various medical specialties. His work has been featured in DIGITIMES Asia and BioRxiv.
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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
Sea Group's data center push in Southeast Asia is creating new demand for servers, components, and integration services, with global supply chains likely to feel the effects.
By: Julian Ho
As AI moves from experimentation to deployment, enterprises in Singapore and across ASEAN are shifting their focus from cloud adoption to multicloud integration, cybersecurity, and sovereign data control.
Singapore's relatively neutral stance on cloud adoption is helping make performance, compliance, and value the main factors in global companies' decision-making.
By: Julian Ho
TSMC raised its 2026 capital expenditure forecast to US$60–64 billion during its second-quarter earnings conference, with a substantial share earmarked for the US.
By: Julian Ho
Singapore is Southeast Asia's AI frontrunner. It has also become a proving ground for competing Eastern and Western AI business models.
By: Julian Ho
Agentic AI is likely to reach commercial use sooner than physical AI, according to Beyondsoft, as the IT services provider deepens its push into robotics and enterprise automation.
By: Julian Ho
TSMC's sustained capital spending highlights the two foundations of its competitive strength: technology leadership and manufacturing excellence.
In the AI computing race, Nvidia AI server chips remain red-hot, even as the US-China trade confrontation shows no sign of easing.
By: Julian Ho
ASEAN's AI boom is taking on a dual role as both a "no-man's land" and an international hub from Singapore's perspective, while investors from the Middle East and China are also pushing into the region.
ASEAN countries have become a battleground for global cloud service providers and infrastructure developers.
