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As AI Chips Get Pricier, Testing and Metrology Move to Center Stage

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By Judy Lin Verified
| CommonWealth Magazine Verified
In a rare move ahead of SEMICON Taiwan, SEMI held a dedicated press conference highlighting the semiconductor testing and metrology sector, underscoring its growing importance in the era of AI, advanced packaging and heterogeneous integration. Taiwan has established a leading position in both advanced semiconductor manufacturing and advanced packaging, but continued technological breakthroughs increasingly depend on coordinated innovation across the entire semiconductor ecosystem.
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TSMC Pledges US$1.6 Million for Kumamoto Disaster Relief as Region Battles Post-Quake Recovery

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By Judy Lin Verified
| CommonWealth Magazine Verified
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) has pledged JPY250 million (approx. US$1.6 million or NT$50 million) to aid disaster relief and reconstruction efforts in Kumamoto Prefecture following a magnitude 7.1 earthquake that struck the region on July 28. In tandem with the corporate pledge, the TSMC Charity Foundation has launched an internal fundraising drive for company employees worldwide.
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Record 18 Nations Flock to Taiwan for SEMICON. What Are They Really After?

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By Judy Lin Verified
| CommonWealth Magazine Verified
SEMI Taiwan has officially kicked off its pre-event promotions for SEMICON Taiwan 2026, announcing a record-breaking 18 national pavilions. The strong international presence underscores Taiwan’s pivotal role as the world seeks to meet the exploding demand for artificial intelligence (AI) hardware and next-generation chip technology.
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