Chinese memory makers gaining market share by copying strategy of South Korean leaders
[Digitimes] - 03/6/2025
The South Korean firms' strategy of expanding investment into a crisis-stricken market succeeded in sending them to the top of the global memory market. However, Chinese memory makers are copying this strategy, posing strong challenges to their dominance in a market that has been hit by slow (…)
In Taiwanese newspapers
These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories from the week of March 3 – March 7.
[Digitimes] - 10/03/2025
Memory giant Micron recently announced that former TSMC Chairman Mark Liu has joined its board. Micron views this (…)
[Digitimes] - 10/03/2025
Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) has unveiled its latest ranking of the top 100 generative AI (GenAI) consumer (…)
[Digitimes] - 10/03/2025
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker XPeng Motors announced it has officially entered the Indonesian market and will (…)
[Digitimes] - 9/03/2025
Nuclear energy 'important to Taiwan': Climate change committee member
Taipei, March 9 (CNA) Tung Tzu-hsien (童子賢), a Taiwanese businessman and deputy convener of Taiwan's National Climate (…)
[Focus Taiwan] - 9/03/2025
Fluence taps AI boom, industrial demand to drive Taiwan's energy storage growth
Fluence, one of the world's top five energy storage providers, is expanding its global footprint with major (…)
[Digitimes] - 9/03/2025
As demand for net-zero emission production grows, the manufacturing industry has been actively seeking eco-friendly (…)
[Digitimes] - 10/03/2025
