Taiwanese companies capitalize on Co-Packaged Optics growth driven by AI chip demand

setn.com (Chinese)

TSMC's COUPE technology is leading Co-Packaged Optics (CPO) mass production, adopted by NVIDIA, with SoIC capacity set to reach 45,000 wafers monthly by 2027. AI chip integration and the shift to full testing from sampling for CPO devices significantly boost demand for testing equipment. Taiwanese firms like Winstek and Chroma are poised to benefit from this trend. The evolving CPO supply chain, driven by high-bandwidth, low-power needs, is expected to bring new growth opportunities for packaging, testing, and optical communication sectors.


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