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Digitimes October 8, 2026 By Willis Ke neutral

AUO subsidiary Darwin shifts toward high-end manufacturing, explores CPO and semiconductor opportunities

SemiconductorsManufacturing
As AUO deepens its push into co-packaged optics (CPO), its subsidiary Darwin Precisions is also exploring opportunities in the semiconductor sector, leveraging its expertise in precision and ultra-precision machining and precision molds.
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