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Digitimes September 1, 2026 By Jingyue Hsiao positive

Tmytek moves toward Taiwan listing as millimeter-wave demand nears mass production

AI / LLMManufacturingSupply Chain
Tmytek is preparing to list on the Taiwan Innovation Board as its millimeter-wave platforms approach commercial scale. For global telecom, satellite, and defense customers, the timing may matter because it could shape supply availability, manufacturing capacity, and the speed at which next-generation connectivity reaches the market.
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