AEM pushing disruption in complex chips market
AEM's system levels test allows millions of chips to be tested in parallel at high speeds, allowing customers to get maximum test coverage. BY CLAUDIA TAN
Singapore
INVESTORS are starting to realise that the semiconductor industry is a key driving force behind the pandemic-led tech boom and will continue to grow in an environment where manufacturers are turning to more complex chips amid the rapid adoption of technology.
Mainboard-listed AEM Holdings is confident about "leading the charge in dealing with that complexity", said non-executive chairman Loke Wai San in an interview with The Business Times.
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