Topview sees supply-chain shifts supporting orders as AI investment reshapes its outlook
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Topview Optronics said shifts tied to artificial intelligence are helping it secure orders through the end of 2026, even as it continues to contend with memory shortages and rising component costs. The surveillance equipment maker said it is accelerating its adoption of AI and smart factory technology, and expects only slight full-year growth in 2026 compared with 2025.
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