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Oct 11, 2026

speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
8:39
The case, announced on Friday, targets vertical power delivery systems, the hardware that feeds electricity directly to AI accelerators and processors inside servers.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
8:50
20 companies are named, including major Taiwanese and Chinese server and component makers such as Foxconn, Delta Electronics, Quanta, and Luxshare.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
9:00
Opening an investigation is not a finding of infringement.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
9:03
LuxShare says the products involved are still in customer testing and not in mass production.
Alex TruppHOST
5:07
Now the markets.
Alex TruppHOST
5:09
The United States International Trade Commission has opened a patent investigation into power transmission systems used in data center servers, naming more than 20 companies including Taiwan's Foxconn, Delta Electronics, and Quanta Computer.
Alex TruppHOST
5:24
The products at issue deliver power to artificial intelligence accelerators, graphics processors, and central processors inside cloud computing systems.
Alex TruppHOST
5:34
The complaint was filed by Vicor, a power company based in Massachusetts, and the commission stressed it has made no determination on the merits of the case.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
2:55
Gou remains among Taiwan's top three richest people, ranking 242nd worldwide.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
3:01
There's also Delta Electronics founder Bruce Cheng, who ranks in at number fourth in Taiwan after transforming the company into an integrated infrastructure provider for AI data centers.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
3:12
Two billionaire brothers from the financial sector are also on the list.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
3:16
Fubon Financial Holdings' Daniel Tsai ranks 284th, with a net worth of 12.2 billion US dollars, while his brother Richard Tsai ranks 301st with 11.8 billion US dollars.
Eric BendlerHOST
3:35
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Eric BendlerHOST
3:39
Now from your garage out to the highway, EVgo just previewed its next generation of fast charger, up to 750 kilowatts, They built them with Delta Electronics.
Eric BendlerHOST
3:49
They're being tested at their lab in El Segundo with deployment starting in 2027.
Eric BendlerHOST
3:54
Now for some context, most fast chargers today are at least 150 kilowatts, but most of them are over 350 kilowatts now.
Joel SpencerHOST
4:14
I know.
SebastianHOST
4:15
EVgo this week announced that they are working with Delta Electronics on their next generation of fast chargers, with an expected peak output of 750 kilowatts to a single cable.
SebastianHOST
4:26
While we in the US are not currently lucky enough to have an EV capable of taking 750 kilowatt, I'm mainly excited here because it means we'll have better power sharing options on EVgo, um, with a 750 kilowatt peak.
SebastianHOST
4:41
Currently on E- uh, EVgo and Delta's 350 units, if two cars plug in, it splits power 50/50 between the two of them, so it means each port can now only do 175.
Martin LeeHOST
6:53
That is later than planned, which was going to be the second half of this year.
Martin LeeHOST
6:58
They announced the project with Delta Electronics.
Martin LeeHOST
7:00
Power will move dynamically between connected vehicles as the requirements change, which is just a very sensible way of doing power sharing and Well, frankly, all sites these days should do, shouldn't they? EVgo gives the example of elucid gravity.
Martin LeeHOST
7:13
That can take 400 kilowatts.
Alex TruppHOST
5:15
TSMC gained 30 New Taiwan dollars to 2,510.
Alex TruppHOST
5:21
MediaTek added 60 New Taiwan dollars to 4,980, and Delta Electronics rose to 1,905.
Alex TruppHOST
5:30
Passive components surged with Yageo Corporation and Walsin Technology both hitting the daily limit up, while chip substrate makers Uni-Micron and Kinsus Interconnect advanced.
Alex TruppHOST
5:41
Institutional investors were net buyers of 29.3 billion New Taiwan dollars.
Adam PattiGUEST
19:57
So it's the companies like Prismian.
Adam PattiGUEST
19:59
It's the companies like Eaton, Powell Industries, Delta Electronics that are providing kind of those nuts and bolts.
Adam PattiGUEST
20:08
And the backlogs they have for getting their equipment are, you know, sometimes a year or two long at this point.
Adam PattiGUEST
20:14
They can't produce enough.
Alex TruppHOST
4:06
The Taiex jumped five hundred and thirty-eight points, or one point one four percent, to close at forty-seven thousand, seven hundred and eighteen on Monday, its highest close since late June.
Alex TruppHOST
4:19
TSMC, MediaTek, and Delta Electronics led a broad technology and financial rally on turnover of eight hundred and twenty point two billion New Taiwan dollars.
Alex TruppHOST
4:29
MediaTek rose six point three seven percent to a record close of five thousand and ten New Taiwan dollars, while Delta Electronics surged eight point zero seven percent and panel maker AUO locked limit up on reports that Intel may partner with it on advanced packaging.
Alex TruppHOST
4:45
Analysts said last week's widely expected US Federal Reserve rate hike was treated as bad news already priced in, setting up further gains heading into the fourth quarter holiday season.
Alex TruppHOST
4:56
That wraps up today's briefing.
Lewis FarrellHOST
74:15
Malaysia, uh, particularly Johor, is experiencing an enormous pipeline of proposed data center capacity.
Lewis FarrellHOST
74:22
But Delta Electronics warned that power connections, cooling requirements, trans- transmission infrastructure, and skilled worker availability may not expand quickly enough to support this boom.
Lewis FarrellHOST
74:33
Modern AI racks can demand far more power than traditional server infrastructure, while Malaysia's tropical climate makes cooling particularly challenging.
Lewis FarrellHOST
74:42
The deeper impact really is m- whether massive foreign AI investment creates sustainable local economic capability or just simply strains electricity, workforce, and infrastructure systems faster than they can adapt.

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