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FSP emerged in Taiwan in 1993 and was the result of a collaboration between several companies, including the U.S. Fortron/Source Corp. and Taiwan’s Sparkle Power Intl Ltd. and Powertech Systems. The company’s name, FSP, is an acronym formed from the initial letters of these founding companies.

In its formative years, namely in the late 90s and early 2000s, FSP specialized in the production of power supplies. It quickly became one of the key original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), supplying such well-known brands as Antec and Sparkle Power. One of FSP’s notable early innovations was the development of the ATX form factor power supply, done in conjunction with Intel back in 1993.

By 2002, FSP Group had become a public company, and its shares were traded on the Taiwan Stock Exchange. Around the same time, there was a spin-off of Sparkle Power, which was eventually renamed FSP Technology Inc. Half a decade later, in 2007, FSP diversified its portfolio by acquiring Protek Power, a company specializing in medical power supplies.

Today, the FSP Group conglomerate includes Taiwan-based FSP Technology Inc., U.S.-based Fortron/Source Corp., and Protek Power. The group has evolved into one of the leaders in the global power supply industry, serving industries such as personal computers, data centers, industrial equipment, and medical devices.

FSP began its journey in the Taiwanese power supply sector in the 1990s, expanded its global footprint through strategic acquisitions and public listing in the 2000s, and remains a leader today.