Rodney Chan is a Managing Editor for DIGITIMES Asia, a leading source of technology news and analysis in the Asia-Pacific region. With a focus on the semiconductor industry, Rodney covers topics such as chip design, manufacturing, and market trends. His articles provide insights into the latest developments and challenges faced by companies in the technology sector.
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Rodney Chan’s articles are heavily focused on the semiconductor industry, chip manufacturing, technology, and automotive sector with an emphasis on market trends. His coverage suggests a keen interest in news related to consumer electronics, sales & marketing strategies within the tech industry, and developments in manufacturing processes.
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Self-driving chips are expected to be a focal point at the forthcoming Beijing International Automotive Exhibition.
Panel maker AU Optronics (AUO) is teaming up with e-paper solution provider E Ink Holdings (EIH) to develop large-size color e-paper displays, according to the companies.
By: Hsinchu, Monica Chen, Rodney Chan
Intel has formed alliances with second-tier foundries including UMC and Tower Semiconductor to reduce costs and optimize production utilization, among other reasons, which may enhance its foundry competitiveness, according to sources at fab toolmakers.
Memory module house Adata Technology has stepped up deployments for industrial memory and storage, revenue from which is expected to jump by over 50% year on year in 2024.
By: Monica Chen, Rodney Chan
Intel is collaborating with its ecosystem partners to accelerate the adoption of liquid cooling in servers and data centers.
ASE Technology Holding (ASEH) expects its core IC Assembly, Testing, and Material (ATM) business to see sequential revenue growth in the second quarter of 2024.
Tesla's electric vehicles (EV) have obtained certification for data security requirements in China. The article requires paid subscription. Subscribe Now
Flexible printed circuit (FPC) specialist Flexium Interconnect has expressed optimism about demand for automotive applications in the long run, believing the worst has passed.
By: Rodney Chan
Many Chinese semiconductor firms have told customers they are raising prices due to rising costs of precious metals, such as gold and copper, according to industry sources.
photo of Chipbond expects demand recovery in 2Q24 image Chipbond Technology, a semiconductor backend house with a strong focus on Display Driver ICs (DDI), expects demand to improve in the second quarter of 2024 although order momentum was weak in the previous quarter, according to company chairman Fei-Jain Wu.
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