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Laser Tek says AI demand is driving orders, but parts shortages are delaying shipments

By Jingyue HsiaoJuly 17, 2026 · 1 min read

Taiwanese laser processing equipment maker Laser Tek said that artificial intelligence(AI)-led investment in advanced packaging, testing, and passive components is boosting orders worldwide, but a persistent parts shortage is stretching delivery schedules and…

Taiwanese laser processing equipment maker Laser Tek said that artificial intelligence(AI)-led investment in advanced packaging, testing, and passive components is boosting orders worldwide, but a pe…

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