SEMICON Taiwan opened with the aim of deepening cooperation between Japan's and Taiwan's semiconductor industries, drawing participation from many Japanese companies and local governments. A startup originating at Tohoku University exhibited at the Miyagi Prefecture and Sendai City booth, showcasing substrates for next-generation semiconductors and cooling technologies that can help reduce data center power consumption. Kumamoto Prefecture, home to a TSMC plant, also set up a booth to promote the development of industrial infrastructure.
SEMICON Taiwan, an international semiconductor exhibition, opened in Taipei as semiconductor demand expands with the spread of artificial intelligence. Japanese companies and local governments exhibited with the aim of strengthening cooperation. The event emphasized the goal of deepening ties with Taiwan, which has the world's most advanced production technologies.
Around 1,300 companies from Taiwan and abroad exhibited, while a startup originating at Tohoku University participated at the Miyagi Prefecture and Sendai City booth. The booth showcased substrates for next-generation semiconductors and cooling technologies that can help reduce data center power consumption.
An official from Miyagi Prefecture said the prefecture had assembled cutting-edge technologies to collaborate with Taiwanese companies and universities. Kumamoto Prefecture also had a booth at SEMICON Taiwan, where it highlighted the development of infrastructure for the semiconductor industry.