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AI Demand Drives Probe Card Growth as Jingmei Technology’s February Revenue Hits Record for Month

2 reports · First detected 2026-03-10 · Last active 2026-03-10

Jingmei Technology primarily supplies semiconductor testing interfaces, including probe cards, and is benefiting from the expansion of AI, high-performance computing (HPC) and advanced manufacturing processes. As chip designs become more complex, they require greater testing precision and more testing cycles, boosting demand for carbon probe cards and related products. The company’s revenue performance has also become an important gauge of demand for advanced chips.

Jingmei Technology’s February revenue rose 28.6% from a year earlier to a record for the month. Its latest figures showed April revenue climbing 56% year on year, also setting a record for the month and indicating sustained demand momentum. Reports did not disclose the revenue amounts or the exact announcement dates. The company expects demand for testing interfaces, driven by AI and advanced processes, to grow steadily.

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Jing Mei Technology Pivots to Probe Card Components to Capture AI Chip Testing Demand2026-04-19 · 1 reports · similarity 0.82

Founded in 2006, Jing Mei Technology initially manufactured complete probe cards. In 2013, it shifted its focus to microdrilling ceramic guide plates and producing precision structural components after finding itself in direct competition with customers including MPI and Chunghwa Precision Test Tech. Rising pin counts and hole density in AI and high-performance computing chips have made this high-yield manufacturing capability crucial to the advanced-process testing supply chain. The trend helped lift the company’s 2024 revenue to about NT$367 million and return it to profitability.

Jing Mei Technology joined Taiwan’s Emerging Stock Board on February 25, 2026, at NT$70 per share. Revenue reached NT$70.82 million in March, up 56% both month on month and year on year and setting a monthly record. First-quarter revenue was about NT$179 million, up 75% from the previous quarter. The company opened its first and second plants in Yilan’s Lize area in 2021 and 2023, respectively, and plans to launch a third plant in 2028 to meet demand for probe cards used in AI and advanced processes.

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