As AI workloads scale across global cloud infrastructure, chip designers face a persistent challenge: balancing compute throughput, bandwidth, and power efficiency amid escalating design complexity.Emerging architectures built around UCIe-based chiplets, PCI Express 7.0 and CXL 3.1 interconnects, and 2.5D/3D memory-integrated packaging have made integration-not computation-the new bottleneck.Progate Group Corporation (PGC, TPEx: 8227), a member of TSMC DCA, leverages its long-term partnership with Synopsys to solve that bottleneck.Through a unified ASIC turnkey flow, PGC enables innovators to design, verify, and manufacture advanced-node SoCs and chiplet-based accelerators for cloud and AI applications with greater efficiency and lower risk.PGC integrates the latest generation of Synopsys Interface IP, spanning high-speed interconnects, memory, and networking subsystems critical to modern cloud and AI processors.The portfolio includes UCIe 40G Die-to-Die, CXL 3.x, and PCI Express 7.0 controllers that enable seamless chiplet-based compute integration for next-generation server processors.It also incorporates HBM4 and DDR5 Gen2 memory subsystems optimized for multi-stack 2.5D and 3D integration, as well as 224G Ultra Ethernet PHY solutions designed for high-throughput data-center networking.Validated across TSMC 3nm to 2nm process nodes, these silicon-proven IPs address the cloud industry's most demanding bandwidth and power-efficiency challenges while maintaining full compatibility with Synopsys EDA and PDK environments.Through its TSMC Design Center Alliance (DCA) membership, PGC provides a verified turnkey service covering RTL design, APR layout, wafer fabrication, 2.5D/3D packaging, and final test coordination.By integrating Synopsys EDA tools (Design Compiler, Fusion Compiler, ICC2, PrimeTime) and complete IP deliverables (Lib, LEF, GDS, and testbench models), PGC helps customers accelerate RTL-to-signoff cycles through pre-verified IP subsystems, SIPI (signal and power integrity) analysis, and IP hardening support-as described in Synopsys' IP Accelerated methodology.This unified approach reduces integration risk, minimiclozes manual iteration, and ensures design closure consistency across advanced-node ASIC projects."Cloud and AI systems are evolving into distributed compute platforms built on multiple dies and protocol layers," said Fred Lai, CEO of PGC."By aligning Synopsys' IP Accelerated methodology with TSMC's leading-edge processes, PGC helps customers scale performance while maintaining design predictability and manufacturing reliability."Unlike large turnkey providers that concentrate solely on a handful of mega-scale clients, PGC combines advanced-node design capability with engineering agility, making it a trusted partner for both hyperscalers and rapidly growing AI startups.Beyond simplifying multi-vendor coordination, the company maintains unified technical accountability across design, IP integration, and manufacturing, ensuring that every stage of development proceeds seamlessly.PGC's engineers perform SIPI co-optimization using Synopsys EDA and PDK models to guarantee signal and power stability, while TSMC-certified signoff flows deliver predictable yield and reliability.Supported by cross-regional teams in Taiwan, Japan, China, and the United States, PGC provides rapid collaboration and execution across the entire ASIC turnkey cycle.PGC's ecosystem extends from design integration to manufacturing, combining TSMC's advanced-node foundry services, Synopsys' comprehensive IP portfolio, and partnerships with leading OSAT partners for 2.5D/3D packaging enablement.Together, this network provides a complete foundation for high-bandwidth, energy-efficient ASIC innovation across AI, HPC, and cloud computing markets.

Robust computational capabilities are fueling the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The rise of large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT-5 has triggered a surge in global data center investments, accelerating the expansion of Taiwan's semiconductor and server industries. Today, the production, assembly, and outsourcing of AI servers have become key benchmarks for industry and technology leaders aiming to lead in global AI innovation. As high-density CPU and GPU architectures continue to advance, the demand for next-generation cooling technologies has intensified dramatically.In an exclusive interview on "Thermal Solutions Powering the AI Era" with host Ashley Chu on IC Radio Broadcasting, Ricky Yu, Deputy Manager at T-Global Technology, and Director Chris Chuang discussed how rapid advancements in AI-integrated electronic devices are reshaping thermal design. They emphasized that thermal management-critical for improving heat dissipation efficiency-has emerged as one of the most pressing engineering challenges in the AI era. Currently, the industry is witnessing a significant transition from traditional air-cooling approaches to liquid-cooling systems in the design of thermal modules for advanced processors.The thermal design power (TDP) of processor cooling modules initially started at around 800 W and rose to 1,200 W by 2024, following updated thermal specifications. Today, TDP levels have reached 2,300 W, marking a steep upward trend. The cooling module market is thriving, and Chuang predicts that specifications may soon exceed 5,000 W, and could potentially approach 10,000 W in the near future - an unprecedented leap in thermal design requirements.Currently, three primary cooling methods dominate thermal management: air cooling, liquid cooling, and immersion cooling. Among these, air and liquid cooling remain the mainstream technologies, utilizing a variety of materials to absorb and dissipate heat efficiently.Immersion cooling, on the other hand, represents a promising frontier in heat dissipation. This approach submerges entire servers in electrically insulating fluids to achieve maximum thermal efficiency. While it delivers superior performance, its high cost and complex system integration continue to pose challenges, and the technology remains under active development and validation.As AI computing power continues its exponential growth, the demand for high-performance, reliable, and sustainable thermal solutions will only intensify. Companies like T-Global Technology are at the forefront of this transformation-bridging the gap between innovation and practicality, and empowering the world’s transition into the high-efficiency, high-density era of intelligent computing.PCM Development Exacerbates Heat Dissipation Challenges in AI EraYu notes that only a handful of technology giants - particularly those engaged in large language model (LLM) training - exhibit such extraordinary energy consumption in the development of advanced AI technologies. In contrast, small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as general consumers, tend to prioritize thermal solutions that balance performance and cost for their specific applications. Recognizing this market need, T-Global Technology is actively expanding its presence in this growing segment.To meet evolving thermal challenges, T-Global continues to invest in cutting-edge materials and technologies for product research and development. These include liquid metal, metal heat sinks, aluminum silicon carbide (AlSiC), and indium sheets - materials engineered to enhance heat dissipation and conductivity. The company is also advancing the design and manufacturing of solid-state heat sinks, metal modules, and cooling fans, ensuring customers receive more comprehensive and efficient thermal solutions across diverse applications.In recent years, T-Global has also integrated phase-change materials (PCMs) into new product lines. These materials, initially solid and easy to assemble, transition to a liquid state when exposed to heat, enabling efficient heat absorption and transfer. This liquid-metal-based cooling approach, already adopted in high-end gaming PCs and consoles, has emerged as a new technological highlight in advanced thermal design.To address the common issues of material overflow and cost associated with liquid metal, T-Global has developed an innovative containment design that effectively prevents leakage and corrosion - two factors that could otherwise compromise system stability and longevity. This advancement underscores the company's ongoing commitment to developing safer, more reliable, and performance-driven thermal technologies for the AI generation.Actively Enhance Global Synchronous Service Operations and Customer CollaborationIn parallel with the advancement of emerging technologies, Ricky Yu analyzed real-world customer use cases to identify their most pressing challenges. One key issue arises when clients face space constraints in computer rooms or data centers. To accommodate greater cooling demands, they often seek to upgrade thermal performance using existing equipment and infrastructure, rather than complete system overhauls.For instance, when power consumption requirements rise from 200W to 500W and even 1,000W, customers look for solutions that enhance cooling efficiency without disrupting the surrounding environment. This shift has redefined T-Global's role - transforming the company from a traditional supplier of complete cooling modules into a consultative partner that collaborates closely with clients to develop tailored, high-efficiency solutions.Global Expansion and Manufacturing ExcellenceTo meet growing international demand and the globalization of supply chains, T-Global Technology has intensified its manufacturing and operational investments. The company has established a network of zero-time consultants in China, Japan, and other overseas markets, ensuring 24/7, 365-day global support and synchronized operations.At the same time, T-Global continues to expand its overseas manufacturing base in Vietnam while scaling up production capabilities at its Taiwan headquarters. By leveraging its vertically integrated strengths in research, design, and manufacturing, T-Global is well-positioned to seize the opportunities emerging from the AI era's rapid growth - delivering agile, high-performance, and globally supported thermal solutions to customers worldwide.

Global Unichip Corp. (GUC), the Advanced ASIC leader, and Ayar Labs, a leader in co-packaged optics (CPO) for large-scale AI workloads, have announced a strategic partnership to integrate CPO into GUC's advanced ASIC design services.This collaboration paves the way for high-bandwidth, low-latency, power-efficient optical interconnects in next-generation AI, HPC and networking applications where electrical signaling is reaching its limits. By integrating Ayar Labs'TeraPH optical engines into GUC's advanced packaging and ASIC workflow, the companies are exploring critical areas to enable future CPO deployment."The CPO revolution is at our doorstep. Integrating Ayar Labs'optical engines into our advanced packaging flows is a critical step," said Igor Elkanovich, CTO of GUC. "Our new joint design allows us to address the challenges of CPO integration - architectural, power and signal integrity, mechanical and thermal - ensuring our future customers have access to a robust, high-bandwidth and power-efficient solution."The new XPU multi-chip package (MCP) design replaces traditional electrical interconnects with Ayar Labs'optical engines attached directly to the MCP organic substrate. This architecture enables more than 100 Tbps full-duplex optical interface from the XPU package, more than an order of magnitude improvement over current XPUs.UCIe-S (64 Gbps) provides bandwidth between the optical engines and I/O chiplets over the MCP substrate, while UCIe-A (64 Gbps) is used for communication between the I/O chiplet to the main AI die over local silicon interconnect (LSI) bridges. The design also addresses signal and power integrity challenges associated with the large-scale package. Thermal optimization is done at the XPU MCP level, and a new stiffener design incorporates optical engines' requirements and enables detachable fiber connections while meeting mechanical stress and warpage requirements."The future of AI and data center scale-up will not be possible without optics to overcome the electrical I/O bottleneck," said Vladimir Stojanovic, CTO and co-founder of Ayar Labs. "Working with GUC on advanced packaging and silicon technologies is an important step in demonstrating how our optical engines can accelerate the implementation of co-packaged optics for hyperscalers and AI scale-up."GUC will share more about these technology advancements during a presentation titled "Advanced Packaging Technologies for Modular and Powerful Compute" at the 2025 TSMC Open Innovation Platform (OIP) Ecosystem Forum in Hsinchu, Taiwan, on Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025.For more information about GUC.For more information about Ayar Labs.

The rise of generative AI is accelerating digital transformation across traditional industries, and the construction sector is no exception. In an industry long dependent on hands-on expertise and experience sharing, construction companies face mounting challenges including labor shortages, rising costs, project delays, and increasingly stringent regulatory requirements. To address these issues, Shipeng Technology has developed an end-to-end smart construction solution centered on a "Digital Twin + AI Platform," powered by the robust computing capabilities of Amazon Web Services (AWS).Integrating AI, cloud, and digital twin technologies to drive smart constructionAccording to Shibo Lin, founder of Shipeng Technology, the company's core solution revolves around three key pillars: visibility, precision, and control. Covering the entire project lifecycle - from design and construction to operation and maintenance - it establishes a comprehensive digital twin management process. By replacing traditional 2D blueprints with 3D BIM (Building Information Modeling), design conflicts can be identified and resolved before construction begins. The AI platform integrates material and scheduling data, allowing on-site teams to query project progress and cost details using natural language. In addition, AR and sensor technologies enable real-time comparison between physical structures and digital models, ensuring quality and progress remain aligned. The result is a significant reduction in human error and delay risks, along with enhanced data-driven decision-making capabilities.Shipeng Technology leverages AWS cloud computing, AI/ML platforms, and IoT services to handle the massive volume of construction data and 3D model computations. By integrating sensor, image, and progress data in the cloud, the company builds high-precision digital twins that remain perfectly synchronized with the physical site. This architecture not only ensures flexibility, scalability, and security but also enables rapid model updates and data processing within minutes - greatly reducing operational costs and accelerating project delivery. Lin emphasized that AWS's global cloud infrastructure allows the team to focus on application innovation and AI model optimization, truly realizing the vision of bringing "smart construction from cloud to job site."Real-world projects demonstrate efficiency gainsIn a recent major construction project, regulatory changes required a complete redesign. Traditionally, the revision process would take four months. With Shipeng Technology's BIM solution and AWS support, the team completed the entire update and validation in just one week, reducing the timeline by over tenfold and saving substantial downtime costs.In another project, the Startup Terrace A6 Tower in Linkou adopted Shipeng Technology's digital asset management system. Tasks that once took three months - such as inventory verification - are now completed within five to ten minutes. Supported by AWS's real-time data integration and high-performance computing, the platform enables project managers to monitor on-site progress and asset conditions seamlessly. Lin noted that Shipeng Technology aims to make every data point from construction sites actionable, turning real-time insights into the foundation for smarter decisions.From Taiwan to the world: building a cloud ecosystem for smart constructionThrough its participation in the Startup Terrace Kaohsiung AWS Joint Innovation Center (JIC) project, Shipeng Technology established a presence in Kaohsiung's Startup Terrace and gained access to extensive local industry resources. The project's matchmaking and mentoring programs have helped the company connect with construction partners in southern Taiwan and refine its business presentation and client engagement capabilities. Lin remarked that this industry collaboration model - combining local partnerships with cloud-based coordination - not only accelerates digital transformation in southern Taiwan's construction industry but also strengthens Shipeng Technology's local market foothold.While deepening its presence in Taiwan, Shipeng Technology is actively expanding internationally. Following its strategy of "Taiwan R&D, Japan validation, and global deployment" , the team recently participated in a global startup competition and secured collaboration opportunities with Japanese partners to deploy smart construction solutions overseas. Given Japan's strong demand for construction automation and ESG management, the market serves as the company's first step toward globalization. Moving forward, Shipeng Technology will continue to establish international standards for smart building practices and bringing its digital construction technologies to the world.

As Taiwan faces demographic challenges from a declining birthrate, the food and beverage (F&B) industry is struggling with severe labor shortages. While digital technologies and automation offer solutions for improving operational efficiency and customer satisfaction, many small and medium-sized eateries - such as breakfast shops and family-run restaurants - still rely on manual processes due to limited budgets. This manual process is slow, error-prone, and struggles to meet rising consumer expectations, making it difficult for small businesses to compete with major chains.DotDot Global addresses these challenges with its one-stop F&B technology solution, integrating online ordering, self-checkout, AI queue management, multiple payment options, membership management, and data analytics. This solution enables restaurants to embrace mobile payment trends, streamline workflows, reduce staffing needs, and enhance customer experiences. To date, DotDot Global has successfully implemented its system in more than 15,000 restaurants across Taiwan.According to Ting Hsieh, CEO of DotDot Global, the company's AI Store Manager replaces traditional manual ordering and checkout procedures, enabling restaurants to achieve front-of-house automation. The AI Store Manager includes intelligent ordering, AI-powered queue calling, and Taiwan's first unified cross-domain payment platform that integrates "points, cash, and coupons." It allows flexible use of loyalty points and discounts while seamlessly connecting credit cards, cash, and digital payments. As a result, restaurants can operate efficiently with minimal staffing - sometimes even with just one person running the entire store.Leveraging AWS cloud services to accelerate innovationDotDot Global's solutions are powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and built on AWS IoT Core, which provides two-way communication for real-time monitoring of connected devices worldwide. Through Over-the-Air (OTA) remote updates, the company can upgrade system functions or apply security patches to all devices across Taiwan in under 30 minutes - without dispatching engineers. This significantly reduces maintenance costs while ensuring that every client location has immediate access to the latest features, helping restaurants maintain a competitive edge in the fast-evolving F&B technology landscape.Hsieh explained that since entering the F&B technology space, DotDot Global has continuously gathered feedback from restaurant operators to guide product development. The newly launched AI Store Manager integrates multiple AI applications such as voice queue announcements, on-screen notifications, and adaptive prompt customization based on call frequency or style. Additionally, the system can analyze customer behavior and restaurant sales data using AI, providing insights for menu optimization and combo meal recommendations to improve profitability.Building a cross-domain ecosystem with the Unified Payment Interface (UPI)As mobile payment tools continue to diversify, DotDot Global introduced its Unified Payment Interface (UPI) to foster a new, cross-domain payment ecosystem. With a single integration, business partners can support all payment scenarios - from online to offline, cash to digital. DotDot Global is collaborating with POS system providers, vending machine operators, self-checkout solutions, currency exchange kiosks, and claw machine vendors to expand the ecosystem, generating new traffic and value for its partners.Hsieh added that through participation in the Startup Terrace Kaohsiung AWS Joint Innovation Center (JIC) project, DotDot Global has strengthened collaboration with local industries in Kaohsiung, including parking operators, vending businesses, and F&B brands. The company has also integrated with Agrigo, a cloud-based agricultural e-commerce platform, to enable innovative supply chain payment scenarios. Furthermore, DotDot Global is actively promoting its AI Store Manager and smart restaurant solutions in southern Taiwan, with notable adoption by the well-known Kaohsiung eatery Lao Er Pork Hock on Rice.

SCIL Nanoimprint Solutions is a provider of nanoscale imprinting equipment for patterning wafers leveraging its unique technology of Substrate Conformal Imprint Lithography (SCIL). The company is targeting the creation of optical structures on wafers for emerging applications in silicon photonics modules and smart glasses.Active in the market since 2015, SCIL Nanoimprint Solutions, originally a business unit of Philips, utilizes patented stamp transfer technology to create process equipment and processes for creating specialized optical structures on wafers. For example, it can create lightguide structures on wafers to enable direct chip-to-fiber connections, driving the fabrication of high-speed optical communication structures.Following the internal installation and testing of the first AutoSCIL tool in 2016, the company officially began mass production and delivered equipment to customers from 2017 onwards. In 2023, with investment from venture capital funds and other investors, the company was officially spun out from Philips to become an independent operating company. The company is targeting applications in optical communication semiconductors, including high-speed optical communication chips for data centers, advanced packaging silicon photonics systems, and ultra-compact optical elements for smart glasses and augmented reality devices. The product portfolio spans advanced imprint equipment, tailored optical materials, and optimized processes. As these are all key areas of focus for the next phase of AI-related applications, the company is attracting significant industry attention.These nanostructures and precision structures utilize processes such as imprinting precise patterns onto wafers using glass materials, serving as light-guiding structures for fiber-optic communication systems. Furthermore, some are manufactured as lens modules, imprinting optical components onto wafers. The existing equipment can achieve optical structures with critical dimensions down to 10 nanometersand sub-nanometer surface roughness.The company's process equipment is differentiated by wafer size, supporting 4-inch, 6-inch, 8-inch, and 12-inch sizes. The process includes resist deposition, overlay alignment, nano-imprinting, , and curing to complete the 2D or 3D patterning process. Targeting two key and highly anticipated applications, smart glasses and CPO (co-packaged optics), Taiwan is a high potential market for SCIL Nanoimprint Solutions, with the Taiwanese semiconductor industry focused on optoelectronic chips, high-speed communications, and advanced heterogeneous packaging technologies.

Founded in 1993, Prodrive Technologies designs and manufactures mission-critical products that combine advanced engineering, innovative manufacturing, and global expertise. The company empowers semiconductor equipment manufacturers and customers across multiple industries to accelerate innovation and achieve operational excellence.Headquartered in the Netherlands, with regional hubs in the USA, Japan, and China, Prodrive Technologies serves the semiconductor, medical, life sciences, energy, infrastructure, and industrial markets. Its customer-centric approach, deep engineering expertise, and vertically integrated manufacturing enable fast time-to-market, superior quality, and scalable systems.The company's portfolio spans optical and e-beam cameras, embedded computing systems, high-precision motion control and drives, and RF plasma power solutions. These offerings are available as off-the-shelf products, customized systems, or turnkey solutions.With its broad product range, flexible business model, and decades of experience in the semiconductor sector, Prodrive Technologies is now also exploring opportunities in Taiwan. As home to the world's largest semiconductor foundry and a growing ecosystem of equipment manufacturers, Taiwan represents a potentially strategic market where Prodrive's innovation, quality, and speed-enabled by its unique vertical integration-can create significant value.

As businesses face dramatic changes in the global market environment, companies worldwide are accelerating their digital transformation efforts, seeking competitive advantages through innovative technologies. Yet, while many departments have embraced automation, legal teams often remain the slowest to digitalize. Manual contract review still dominates daily operations, with a single document taking one to two weeks to pass from sales to legal approval.Such delays not only disrupt decision-making but also affect overall business performance. Addressing this long-standing challenge, LegalSign.ai has launched an end-to-end generative AI legal workflow management platform that accelerates contract and document review with precision and transparency, fundamentally redefining corporate legal operations.According to Chih-Tung Chen, CEO of LegalSign.ai, lengthy manual reviews often force companies to ship products before contracts are finalized - taking on significant legal risk just to maintain business momentum. To tackle these inefficiencies, LegalSign.ai's cross-disciplinary team of legal and AI experts has created a one-stop generative AI legal workflow platform that resolves these long-ignored bottlenecks. The solution is already trusted by leading enterprises such as Acer, CTBC Bank, Cathay Financial Holdings, and ezTravel, proving its value across industries.Integrating legal expertise and generative AI to address three core challengesFounded in 2019 by experienced lawyers and patent attorneys with over 25 years of combined practice, LegalSign.ai operates across Taiwan, the United States, and China. The company's founding mission is to ensure that "legal work is no longer an island buried in paperwork." By combining deep legal expertise with generative AI, LegalSign.ai transforms legal operations into a streamlined, digital, and automated process, helping enterprises manage contracts and risks more efficiently and intelligently.LegalSign.ai's all-in-one platform addresses three major pain points for legal departments - workflow management, compliance auditing, and risk control. Through generative AI, the platform digitalizes the entire contract lifecycle, covering drafting, review, negotiation, signing, execution, archiving, retrieval, and risk management. This comprehensive approach enables enterprises to significantly improve productivity while cutting costs and mitigating legal exposure.Chen explained that the platform integrates three core capabilities: generative AI-powered compliance management, legal workflow lifecycle management, and electronic signature services. For instance, the AI assistant draws on a library of over 400 contract templates to generate legally sound drafts, minimizing hallucinations or logic errors. It can also translate and compare documents, automatically highlighting high-risk clauses to assist in compliance monitoring.Building trustworthy legal AI services on AWSFollowing its recognition with the AWS Generative AI Rising Star Award in 2024, LegalSign.ai joined the Startup Terrace Kaohsiung AWS Joint Innovation Center (JIC) program in 2025 to further expand its visibility and pursue new business collaborations. The company is implementing Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) to leverage cloud GPUs for enhanced AI computation and inference efficiency, aiming to deliver trusted, enterprise-grade legal AI cloud services globally through AWS cloud infrastructure.Chen emphasized that legal AI differs from typical generative AI applications due to its high data sensitivity and territorial restrictions. Given ongoing data security and regulatory concerns in China, Taiwan has emerged as a trusted hub for legal AI solutions serving international enterprises. Leveraging AWS's global cloud infrastructure, LegalSign.ai is executing a "Chinese-language legal AI + AWS Cloud" strategy to bring Taiwan's legal technology to the world. The company's initial overseas expansion targets Japan and the United States, with current collaboration focused on a bilingual legal AI platform serving multinational corporations.

HQ Pack is a global leader in high-tech packaging solutions. The company is expert at designing, producing, (precision) cleaning, and making packaging solutions reusable again after use, as well as manage the packaging logistics of high-quality industrial products. They do so for clients in the semiconductor and other high-tech industries.The process procedures and packaging solutions ensure the parts, modules or components of highly sophisticated equipment are fully protected during transportation and logistical arrangements. And at the same time, the system will meet the customer demand for protection of valuable products during transit while adhering to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. The packaging design incorporates features like sustainable materials, waste reduction strategies, and carbon footprint minimization, alongside ensuring the integrity of high-value goods through robust physical protection.The company provides complete packaging solutions, starting with the development and sourcing of customized packaging materials. HQ Pack's regional Service Centers ensure that reusable packaging materials are ready to use again by cleaning and repairing them to like-new condition. They can also support reuse of parts by harvesting them before scrapping for new build packaging. If there is material destined for waste management, HQ Pack supports this at the same time. Because most of its high-tech clients operate on a global scale, HQ Pack operates not only at its headquarters in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, but also in Johor and Penang in Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore, Germany, and in the United States (locations in Brookfield (CT), Newark (CA), and San Diego (CA)) providing the same quality and service at each location. With their Service Centers they support both their customers' sustainability goals as well as their own.Their slogan "We Create to Protect" is exactly what they do. The high-quality packaging solutions ensure that valuable and fragile products, modules, components and/or parts can be safely transported worldwide. With over 40 years of experience and global presence, no compromission on quality, flexibility at the heart of our organization, they are a full-service provider with fast, reliable and sustainable packaging solutions.

Trymax Semiconductor B.V. provides plasma-based etching, stripping, and curing process equipment for advanced semiconductor packaging, targeting applications in dry descum, ashing, surface preparation, light etching and processing, as well as UV photoresist curing and charge erase. It also manufactures UV curing equipment, focusing on equipment used in compound semiconductor processes. These equipment are used in the production of wide-bandgap semiconductor power devices such as silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN), as well as other important processes such as communication power amplifiers (PAs).Trymax has been established for over 25 years and has a considerable customer base and brand recognition in the Taiwanese market. At Semicon Taiwan 2025, the company primarily serves to promote its products and connect with key clients. With a product portfolio ranging from 100mm to 300mm wafer size, Trymax's clients are on both sides of the Taiwan Strait becoming major suppliers to the manufacturers of power amplifiers and RF components. In the global presence, Trymax has significant market shares at foundries, IDMs and wafer level packaging houses for end applications in Power semiconductor, automotive, MEMS, LED and CMOS.Trymax's NEO series plasma dry descum systems are suitable for cleaning and activation processes in the semiconductor industry, offering high efficiency, uniformity, and repeatability. These systems utilize RF/microwave power to generate high-energy, disordered plasma under vacuum conditions. They can process a wide range of substrate sizes and offer a variety of processing technologies for flexible customer selection, meeting the needs of diverse semiconductor process technologies.Trymax continuously innovates to support its customers’ needs. In addition to the compound semiconductor processes, it is also widely used in application fields such as MEMS microelectromechanical systems, microfluidic devices, SOI substrate manufacturing, advanced packaging and optoelectronic displays. Among them, the global installed capacity of NEO system equipment has exceeded 300 sets.