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Trio-Tech International, a comprehensive provider of semiconductor back-end solutions and a global value-added supplier of electronic equipment, announced it has received approximately $3.8 million in additional orders for high-performance Burn-In Boards (BIBs) supporting a next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) GPU platform.
The new orders follow previously announced orders of approximately $5.3 million in March 2026, $2.5 million in May and $2.6 million in June 2026, bringing total announced orders supporting the AI GPU platform since March to approximately $14.2 million. The continued order activity underscores growing demand for Trio-Tech’s burn-in and reliability solutions for advanced AI computing applications.
“These additional orders demonstrate the continued momentum we are seeing in advanced semiconductor applications and further validate the strength of Trio-Tech’s burn-in and reliability solutions,” said S.W. Yong, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Trio-Tech International. “The cumulative order activity supporting this next-generation AI GPU platform reflects the value of our technical capabilities and our ability to support customers as they scale increasingly complex, high-performance semiconductor devices.”
Mr. Yong added, “We continue to align our capacity, workforce and technical capabilities with growing customer demand across the AI GPU, CPU and automotive semiconductor markets. Our ongoing expansion in Malaysia will add capacity to support these opportunities and strengthen our position as a trusted partner for semiconductor reliability and performance validation.”
In its fiscal third-quarter earnings release, Trio-Tech reported total revenue of $16.5 million, up 124% from the prior-year quarter, and Semiconductor Back-End Solutions revenue of $13.1 million, up 141% year over year. The company also announced plans to expand its footprint in Malaysia through a newly executed lease for an additional 104,000 square feet in Perai, Penang. The expansion is expected to add significant capacity for AI-related testing services and support demand from North American and European customers operating in Southeast Asia.
