Guang Ding Targets Optical Communication Thermal Market; Subsidiary Guang Han Secures Orders from Major U.S. Networking and Cloud Giants

Industrial computer manufacturer Guang Ding (6441-TW) is aggressively expanding into the optical communication thermal management market, as its subsidiary Guang Han secures orders from multiple major U.S. networking and cloud companies for its proprietary 'optical module thermal bonding line' technology. Shipments have already commenced, providing a significant growth catalyst for parent company Guang Ding.

According to Guang Ding, surging demand for high-bandwidth, low-latency transmission has made thermal management in optical communications a strategic battleground for global tech giants. Guang Han was formally established last month after a year-long internal incubation process and has successfully penetrated the U.S. supply chain with its core technology—a fully integrated 'optical module thermal bonding line' capable of end-to-end development and production.

Guang Han has outlined two core strategic pillars for future growth. First, vertical deepening of the value chain: extending upstream from thermal bonding processes to offer comprehensive Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) for complete 'optical module finished product lines,' helping clients streamline supply chains and maximize profitability.

Second, horizontal expansion into new applications: responding to the massive computing demands driven by generative AI, Guang Han is actively deploying its core technologies across domains, fully investing in R&D for 'AI server thermal modules' and 'thermal application modules for containerized AI data centers (AIDC),' targeting next-generation high-performance liquid and air cooling markets.

Liao Liang-Bin, Chairman of Guang Ding, stated, 'The establishment of Guang Han marks a crucial milestone in our internal innovation and technological advancement. From process development to passing certification and commencing shipments with major U.S. clients, Guang Han is now positioned not only to independently expand in the optical communication contract manufacturing market but also to synergize resources with the parent company to seize global AI infrastructure opportunities.'