TSMC Fights back Intel in Terms of 16nm FinFET
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world's leading integrated circuit (IC) chip supplier held fourth quarter of 2013 earnings conference on Thursday, which also fought back Intel in terms of the way that Intel described TSMC's 16nm FinFET...
Morris Chang：Smartphone Will Be Main Driving Force in 2014
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) held 2013 fourth quarter earnings conference on Thursday, The chairman presented along with two president and co-CEO Mark Liu and C.C. that announced consolidated revenue of NT$145...
IEK:CES 2014 Roundup and Technology Trends
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — The Industrial Economics and Knowledge Research Center (IEK) held a “Trends of CES 2014” seminar that introducing the technology trends on Wednesday. 3D printing and driverless car are the two major trends that IEK picked up on this year...
AUO Mass Produces Highest Resolution 6” Smartphone Display
AU Optronics Corp today announced it has led the industry in successfully mass producing 6-inch WQHD (2560×1440) Ultra High Resolution LCD panel for smartphones at the end of last year. The panel boasts the world's highest resolution for currently mass produced smartphone displays...
Jason Chen：Acer to the Could
Taipei, Taiwan－Acer new CEO Jason Chen held his first press conference on Monday and said that “Acer will not pursue the market share of the hardware, but take aim at developing「Build Your Own Cloud」solution , may ready on 1st April...
Japan Mitsubishi Explotion Makes Silicon Price Up
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Butterfly effect does exist especially in silicon supply chian. A heat exchanger that exploded at a Mitsubishi Materials Corp. silicon plant last Thursday in Mie Prefecture, Japan, killing five people, and has been shut down on the next day, though didn't Tawan silicon firms that much, the price of polycrystalline silicon might go up...
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