2023年7月18日

Airoha预测今年下半年更好的丽莎王/员工记者Airoha技术集团(達發科技),供应商的网络和通信芯片,昨日表示,收入将接在今年下半年,由于需求增加宽带芯片是美国、欧盟和印度,在其他国家,推出新的高速宽带基础设施项目。Airoha,手机芯片供应商联发科技持股77%(聯發科),计划推出其股票加权最早在10月底,设计用于光纤宽带网络和通信芯片,以太网网络,卫星,对随地通过无线蓝牙立体声耳机(TWS)和智能手表以及GPS的车辆。位于新竹约有1000名员工,该公司是世界上第二大TWS耳机,光纤宽带和固网宽带市场。这也是第三大的GPS芯片供应商。Airoha科技集团主席谢长廷Ching-jiang姿势的照片昨天在台北举行的一个新闻发布会上。照片:中央社”(半导体)行业,今年宏观经济面临困境。Airoha,第一季度应该槽”,Airoha主席谢长廷Ching-jiang(謝清江)在台北的一个新闻发布会上说。“第二季度比第一季度会更好。第三季度将会比第二个好。比第三第四季度会更好,由于新产品的介绍。” The improvement would also be supported by customers’ smooth inventory digestions, Hsieh said, adding that its operations would improve following an end to inventory effects in the third quarter, Hsieh said. The expected growth is to be driven by broadband chip demand, it said. US President Joe Biden’s administration has announced a US$42 billion initiative to improve high-speed broadband access in the US, Airoha said. “Broadband chips will outgrow wireless chips,” company spokesman M.H. Shieh (謝孟翰) told reporters. The company’s recently launched high-speed broadband chip for 10-gigabit passive optical networks has been adopted by telecoms in North America and Western Europe, Airoha said. The new product supports the most advanced Wi-Fi-7 chips from MediaTek, it said. The company has shipped more than 700 million broadband chipsets to more than 100 telecoms worldwide, it said. In addition, the company said its GPS chips, used largely in electric and autonomous vehicles, have been adopted by two Japanese automakers along with auto chips from MediaTek. The company’s artificial intelligence chips are used mostly in edge devices such as earphones and low Earth orbit satellite ground stations. The company reported NT$119.24 million (US$3.85 million) in net profit for the first quarter, a company filing with the Taiwan Stock Exchange showed. That translates into earnings per share of NT$0.82. Gross margin was 43.89 percent, while revenue was NT$3.03 billion. Airoha reported NT$2.89 billion in net profit last year, or earnings per share of NT$19.9. Revenue was NT$18.78 billion. Comments will be moderated. Keep comments relevant to the article. Remarks containing abusive and obscene language, personal attacks of any kind or promotion will be removed and the user banned. Final decision will be at the discretion of the Taipei Times.