Revenue last quarter expanded 5.43 percent quarter-on-quarter from NT$1.29 billion in the fourth quarter last year and grew 18.26 percent year-on-year from NT$1.15 billion, bucking the downtrend in the traditional slow season. Strong demand for high-seed load boards used in final testing for chips used in high-performance-computing (HPC) devices fueled revenue growth last month, setting an all-time high, CHPT said in a statement yesterday. Photo: Lisa Wang, Taipei TimesNon-recurring engineering income from offering engineering verification services for application processors also helped propel revenue growth last month, it said. By segment, HPC was the largest revenue contributor last year, making up 37 percent, followed by application processors’ 25 percent. “As AI hardware is penetrating edge devices rather than only being adopted in cloud-based computing centers, demand for high-speed load boards increases rapidly,” CHPT said.

Source: Taipei Times April 03, 2026 17:12 UTC