Movement Alert|ASE Technology Rises 3.03% Overnight, Boosted by Google TPU and Intel Advanced Packaging Order Additions

Market Focus09-01

On September 1, ASE Technology rose 3.03% overnight, trading at $38.07 per share, with turnover of $157,700. The stock had previously declined over 5% across two consecutive trading sessions amid broader semiconductor sector weakness, and this rebound appears supported by multiple fundamental catalysts.

On the news front, ASE Technology's parent company ASE Investment Holdings recently secured additional advanced packaging and testing orders from Google for its TPU chips and from Intel for its EMIB advanced packaging platform. Previously implemented price hikes of approximately 5% to 10% on packaging and testing services are now taking effect. Google continues to ramp AI capital expenditure to expand data centers supporting its Gemini large model, AI agents, and Google Cloud services. Market estimates project Google TPU shipments to enter mass volume production by 2028, with volumes reaching 12 to 15 million units. ASE Technology's 2.5D and 3D advanced packaging and high-end testing capabilities position it to benefit from the tightening supply of advanced packaging capacity as AI chip testing times lengthen and costs rise.

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