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Digitimes October 30, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

STMicroelectronics' recovery gains momentum, but power chips lag

STMicroelectronicsAI / LLMSemiconductorsManufacturingSupply ChainEdge AIData Center
STMicroelectronics is turning a demand recovery into stronger factory economics, with communications and embedded-processing products driving the improvement. Yet the widening loss in its power semiconductor business shows that higher sales have not restored portfolio-wide profitability, leaving manufacturing utilization and product mix central to the next stage of the recovery.
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