The story
1993: Formally incorporated in April, initially focusing on OEM/ODM manufacturing and power supply trading.
1995: Partnered with Intel to launch the world's first ATX Form Factor power supply (ATX 235W).
1997: Designated as a seed partner by Intel.
2000: Completed and inaugurated the global headquarters in Taoyuan, Taiwan.
2002: Formally listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) on October 16.
2003: Entered the LCD TV Open Frame power supply market; launched the FSP retail brand to enter the consumer market.
2004: Successfully integrated LLC resonant topology into PC power supply R&D.
2005: Made a strategic investment in US-based 3Y Power Technology Inc. to boost industrial power R&D, entering the high-end 500W to 3,200W market. Completed the Active PFC architecture and began providing OEM services for global retail brands.
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2006: Attained laboratory certifications from CSA, TÜV, TMP, and TDAP.
2007: Acquired Protek Power to integrate R&D for medical and industrial power supplies.
2008: Made a strategic investment in Voltronic Power Technology Corp. to enrich the Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) product line.
2009: Developed the proprietary, patented MIA IC™ chipset.
2010: Developed the FSP450-60PTM, the world’s first 80 PLUS Platinum-certified power supply.
2011: Utilized proprietary MIA IC™ technology to launch the AURUM series.
2012: Released the RAIDER series, a single-rail PC power supply.
2013: Developed the world’s smallest 65W laptop adapter. Surpassed 400 registered global patents.
2017: Constructed and inaugurated a new R&D building in Taoyuan, Taiwan.
2018: Pioneered the world's first liquid-cooled power supply; officially entered the 5G power supply market.
2019: Expanded into the battery charger industry; fully transitioned product lines to comply with the IEC 62368-1 safety standard.
2020: Commenced construction of the Taoyuan Plant 3.
2021: Completed and inaugurated the Taoyuan Plant 3.
2023: Completed the Vietnam manufacturing facility and commenced mass production.
2024: Secured IATF 16949 certification for battery charger products.
From Wikipedia’s article on FSP Group, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.4