Taiwanese chipmaker TASC targets 2027 growth with InP optical chips, glucose sensors nearing mass production
Taiwan-Asia Semiconductor Corporation (TASC) is benefiting from seasonal demand for sensing chips and new wearable launches by major US and European brands. AI server expansion has also lifted orders for passive and protection components, while its indium phosphide (InP) optical communication chips have entered customer validation. TASC remains cautiously optimistic about 2027.
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