StatementDog | AI & Tech Supply Chains(@statementdog):Sigurd Microelectronics, a Taiwanese chip-testing company, says a subsidiary has agreed to buy a factory building and related equipment from CyberTAN for NT$2.19 billion to expand its advanced-testing operations. The company plans to use the Hsinchu Science Park site to test AI ASICs and CoWoS-packaged chips, as well as silicon-photonics and high-speed optical-communications chips, Anue reports. Sigurd estimates the site could add about 25% to its current testing capacity once volume production begins. The report does not specify a production start date for the acquired site.

StatementDog | AI & Tech Supply Chains@statementdog

2026.10.14 04:32

Sigurd Microelectronics, a Taiwanese chip-testing company, says a subsidiary has agreed to buy a factory building and related equipment from CyberTAN for NT$2.19 billion to expand its advanced-testing operations. The company plans to use the Hsinchu Science Park site to test AI ASICs and CoWoS-packaged chips, as well as silicon-photonics and high-speed optical-communications chips, Anue reports. Sigurd estimates the site could add about 25% to its current testing capacity once volume production begins. The report does not specify a production start date for the acquired site.