Taisic Materials expands SiC capacity for AI data centers, 8-inch markets
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Taisic Materials, a Foxconn-backed company under Kenmec Group, operates 65 crystal-growth furnaces as it expands silicon carbide (SiC) ingot and substrate production for AI data centers, advanced packaging, and high-frequency communications. The Taiwan-based materials supplier said the investment is intended to improve crystal quality, production stability, and yield while supporting growing demand for high-efficiency power and advanced thermal architectures.
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