We introduced Arm Total Design a year ago to address these challenges by creating an ecosystem of partners to accelerate the development of custom silicon, bringing together key industry players to build solutions for the datacenters of the future with Arm Compute Subsystems (CSS). It has quickly grown into a multivendor, Arm-based chiplet and SoC ecosystem, bringing together capabilities from design through to foundry manufacturing and doubling to nearly 30 participating companies, with Alcor Micro, Egis, PUF Security and SEMIFIVE as the latest companies to join the ecosystem.
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Egis Group Announces Strategic Collaboration with Arm
2024.10.15
Egis Technology (6462.TWO), a member of the Egis Group, together with Alcor Micro Corp. (8054.TWO), announced on October 15th that it will join Arm Total Design, an ecosystem committed to the frictionless delivery of custom SoCs based on Neoverse Compute Subsystems (CSS). This collaboration enables both Egis and Alcor Micro to leverage Neoverse CSS for new chiplet solutions targeting the High-Performance Computing (HPC) and generative AI application markets, combining the strength of Egis’ specialized integrated circuit design and the power efficiency of Arm technology.
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FIDO seminar highlights security
2024.04.25
The first Fast IDentity Online (FIDO) Device Onboard (FDO) seminar, hosted by Academia Sinica, was held yesterday in Taipei, highlighting Taiwan’s status as a hub for the global tech supply chain.
Taiwan’s promotion of “information security equates to national security” aligns with the prevalence of the “zero trust” concept among other foreign governments, as all governments and companies seek to develop more secure networks and systems.
FIDO Alliance members Intel, Dell, Qualcomm, ARM, Amazon, Google and Microsoft have recently jointly completed a proof of concept of a new technology that would help the FIDO Alliance promote a certification program that would encourage all supply chain owners around the globe to begin focusing on Internet of Things (IoT) security.
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Taiwan’s AI Day 2021 Enters the Metaverse with Virtual Exhibition and Forum
2021.10.29
Two of the forum speakers hail from Taiwan-based IC design firms. Director of Egis Technology (6462:TWO) — a Taiwan-based IC design firm that specializes in fingerprint sensors — TH Po explains how AI is utilized in his company’s latest anti-spoofing technology.
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Egis secures Hyundai and Kia orders
2021.07.14
Egis Technology Inc (神盾), the world’s second-biggest fingerprint sensor supplier, July 13th said that it has secured orders to supply its products to South Korea’s Hyundai Motor Co and its affiliate, Kia Motors Corp, in its latest bid to expand its presence in the higher-margin automotive components segment.
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Acer to acquire stake in touch controller supplier FocalTech
2021.04.19
Taipei, April 19 (CNA) Acer Inc., one of the leading PC brands in Taiwan, said Monday it is planning to acquire a stake in Taiwanese touch controller designer FocalTech Systems Co. at a cost of up to NT$1.5 billion (US$53.19 million).
Egis said it planned to dispose of its total 33.97 million shares in FocalTech, which was a 16.14 percent stake, and that its board had already approved the decision. According to Egis,the shares would be sold in after-hours block trading to prevent a pummeling of FocalTech’s share price.
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Egis outlook downbeat due to poor smartphone sales
2021.03.18
Wafer supply constraints also remain an issue and could continue to weigh on the company’s business this year, Egis said.
The company said that it was unable to fulfill some rush orders due to a widespread shortage of key components in the second half of last year.
Egis sources 8-inch wafers from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC, 台積電) and Samsung Electronics Co.
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The company said that it was unable to fulfill some rush orders due to a widespread shortage of key components in the second half of last year.
Egis sources 8-inch wafers from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC, 台積電) and Samsung Electronics Co.
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Egis reignites Goodix court battle
2020.09.22
Fingerprint sensor designer Egis Technology Inc (神盾) said that it has filed a patent infringement lawsuit with Beijing’s Intellectual Property Court against Chinese rival Goodix Technology Inc (匯頂) in a renewed legal battle.
Egis has requested the court to immediately stop Goodix’s practice and destroy all problematic products. It is also seeking 90 million yuan (US$13.24 million) in damages, the statement said.
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