Unimicron steers resources to Taiwan AI substrates with NT$50.9B equipment orders, Japan unit sale
Unimicron Technology is reshaping its global production footprint and steering resources toward Taiwan's higher-margin AI supply chain as surging AI and high-performance computing (HPC) chip demand drives the need for high-layer-count, large-size IC substrates. The company's board has approved an additional NT$50.9 billion (US$1.57 billion) in long-lead equipment orders and plans to sell its Japanese subsidiary to PCB maker Meiko Electronics.
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