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New SEMI Auto IC Master Guide to Help Drive Collaboration Between Taiwan Chip Providers, Automotive Ecosystem

New SEMI Auto IC Master Guide to Help Drive Collaboration Between Taiwan Chip Providers, Automotive Ecosystem
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SEMICON Taiwan to open on Sept 14; scale to hit 27-year high

Taipei, July 8 (CNA) SEMICON Taiwan, an annual international trade fair for the semiconductor technology sector, is scheduled to open on Sept. 14, and the scale is expected to be the largest in 27 years, according to the organizer SEMI.

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Connectivity plans - Taipei Times

From left, Terry Tsao, president of trade group SEMI Taiwan, Hon Hai semiconductor subgroup vice president Gene Liu, Administrative Deputy Minister of Transportation and Communications Chi Wen-jong, Minister of Economic Affairs Wang Mei-hua and United Microelectronics Corp honorary deputy chairman John Hsuan pose with an outsized Auto IC Master book after a launch event in Taipei yesterday. SEMI’s platform is to connect chip manufacturers and suppliers to provide complete chip solutions for vehicle connectivity.

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Taiwan to top chip equipment spending, SEMI says

Taiwan is to become the world’s largest spender on front-end chip manufacturing equipment this year, thanks to robust demand for chips used in vehicles and high-performance computing devices, international trade group SEMI said yesterday. Fab equipment spending in Taiwan is forecast to rise 52 percent year-on-year to US$34 billion this year, ahead of South Korea’s US$25.5 billion, where it would be up 6 percent from the previous year, and US$17 billion in China, down 14 percent annually, SEMI said in its World Fab Forecast report. Capacity in the global semiconductor industry is to expand by 8 percent this year after a 7

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With chip schools, Taiwan invests in next generation of tech talent

The plans, championed by President Tsai Ing-wen, come as chip companies plow billions of dollars into capacity expansion.

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