Lite-On targets LEO satellites and enterprise AI servers for edge computing growth
As AI computing moves from the cloud to edge devices, Lite-On Technology has reorganized its IT business segments, launching its Edge Computing and Energy Solutions (ECES) division in the third quarter. Through this restructuring, the company is targeting opportunities in low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellites, on-premises enterprise servers, and networking equipment that are expected to grow severalfold over the next two to three years and eventually surpass IT-related power products in terms of revenue contribution.
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