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Trades about 391% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Based in Hsinchu City, Taiwan, ASPEED Technology Inc. operates globally as a prominent fabless integrated circuit (IC) design enterprise, with significant operations spanning Taiwan, China, the United States, and other international markets. Their diverse product portfolio includes IC solutions for server management, as well as extensions for personal computers and audio-visual equipment. A key innovative offering is Cupola360, a specialized spherical image processor designed for 360-degree cameras. Additionally, ASPEED develops integrated circuits for multimedia applications, computer peripherals, and high-end consumer electronics. Beyond their hardware products, the company also provides a range of services, encompassing research and development, technical assistance, and software design. ASPEED Technology Inc. was established in 2004.
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