Mitsubishi Materials scales thermistor capacity sixfold amid AI boom

Digitimes
Oct 27, 2026, 12:30 am104 ptsTrending
Mitsubishi Materials will expand production of thermistors, temperature sensors used in optical communications equipment, as the spread of generative AI drives demand for optical transceivers. Its Thailand facility will gradually add equipment and raise monthly capacity to about 12 million units by November…

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