Led by the UK Government’s National Technology Adviser (NTA), Dr Dave Smith, 24 innovative British businesses from across the semiconductor sector will be visiting Taiwan and participating at the 2024 SEMICON Taiwan starting on 3 September. The UK business delegation includes representation from UK semiconductor companies specialising in photonics, quantum, memory, design and manufacturing equipment, and is even bigger than last year.
By harnessing the complementary strengths of the UK and Taiwan, the delegation is keen to explore opportunities to build connections with the Taiwanese semiconductor sector and drive economic growth in both markets. The UK’s strong semiconductor R&D base and commercial strengths complement Taiwan’s status as a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing. This visit is building on the UK’s already extensive collaboration with Taiwan, including the second year of a joint R&D programme with mutual funding of £10 million.
With Taiwan being a hub for semiconductor manufacturing, SEMICON Taiwan is a fantastic opportunity for both Taiwanese and UK companies to connect and explore possibilities for trade and collaboration. Building upon the success of the UK Pavilion at SEMICON Taiwan last year, 15 out of the 24 high-growth innovative companies are new to the market this year, indicating the great potential for trade and collaboration between the UK and Taiwan.
The UK is a leader in compound semiconductors, R&D, manufacturing equipment, design and photonics. Compound semiconductors are vital in growth markets such as autonomous vehicles and future telecoms; they also enable innovation in green energy and are essential in achieving net zero targets.
Come visit the UK Pavilion to learn about the UK’s capabilities, discuss trade and investment opportunities, as well as scope for collaboration on R&D!
Opening Ceremony of the UK Pavilion at SEMICON Taiwan
Time & Date: 11:00 am, Wednesday, 4 September
Location: Booth K2660, 1ST Floor, TaiNEX 1, Taipei
Read the full UK Delegation Brochure here
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