Global Semiconductor Forum Highlights Democratic Cooperation to Strengthen Supply Chain Resilience

Global Semiconductor Forum Highlights Democratic Cooperation to Strengthen Supply Chain Resilience

TAIPEI, Taiwan, May 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- To address rising geopolitical risks and global supply chain shifts, the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) hosted the Global Semiconductor Supply Chain Partnership Forum in Taipei on May 23. In line with the government's initiative on semiconductor supply chain partnerships for global democracies, the forum explored supply chain security, global collaboration, and technological compl…

(SeaPRwire) – Taipei, Taiwan, May 23, 2025 — To address rising geopolitical risks and global supply chain shifts, the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) hosted the Global Semiconductor Supply Chain Partner Forum in Taipei on May 23. In response to the government’s initiative for a global democratic semiconductor supply chain partnership, the forum, with the theme of “Innovation, Security, Resilience and Prosperity”, explored supply …

Global Semiconductor Forum Highlights Democratic Cooperation to Strengthen Supply Chain Resilience - Semiconductor Digest

To address rising geopolitical risks and global supply chain shifts, the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) hosted the Global Semiconductor Supply Chain Partnership Forum in Taipei on May 23.

President Lai Ching-te said on the 23rd that China has a large production volume in mature processes such as solar panels, displays, and automobiles, and has already faced the problem of dumping them at low prices to various countries. Semiconductors will also face this problem. If the red supply chain is not addressed, it will become increasingly serious. He hopes that Taiwan's wafers can be more closely connected to the global supply chain. He…

Semiconductor strategy a welcome hint of industrial policy - TechCentral.ie

The Irish government’s recently unveiled semiconductor strategy has outlined a multi-billion euro ambition to significantly expand the sector. Announced this week by the Department of Enterprise, Trade & Employment, the ‘Silicon Island’ strategy (confusingly also referred to as ‘Silicon Ireland’ in the press release), key goals include attracting manufacturers to create up to 14,500 new [… The post Semiconductor strategy a welcome hint of indust…