Frontier AI training compute is growing four-to fivefold annually, pushing power and data movement to the center of the performance race. As competition shifts from individual chips to system-level integration, SEMICON Taiwan 2026 will feature three dedicated technology platforms this September: the AI Technology Zone focusing on ASICs and AI chip design, the Memory Executive Summit exploring high-bandwidth memory (HBM), and the Silicon Photonics Pavilion showcasing high-speed interconnect technologies and applications, connecting the critical building blocks of next-generation AI computing.
SEMICON Taiwan 2026 will feature a record 18 countries across its Global Pavilion. Today, SEMI hosted the first-ever SEMICON Taiwan 2026 Global Pavilion Press Conference, led by Terry Tsao, Global Chief Marketing Officer and President of Taiwan, SEMI. The event brought together Cynthia Kiang, Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs, and 17 representatives, including the United States (U.S.), Japan, the European Union (EU), and the United Kingdom (UK). Their first joint appearance ahead of the exhibition underscored the increasingly global and collaborative nature of the semiconductor industry.
2026.07.08 SEMICON Taiwan 2026 Highlights AI-Driven Manufacturing Transformation
AI is reshaping semiconductor manufacturing investment and production worldwide. SEMI projects that global 300mm fab equipment spending will exceed US$150 billion for the first time in 2027, driven by surging demand for AI chips, continued investment in advanced capacity, and the industry’s ongoing focus on supply chain resilience.
2026.06.15 SEMICON Taiwan 2026 to Serve as Global Stage Where the Semiconductor Industry Defines What’s Next
SEMICON Taiwan 2026, one of the global semiconductor industry’s flagship annual events, will be held September 2-4 at the Nangang Exhibition Center in Taipei, with forums beginning on August 31 to align with International Semiconductor Week. The exhibition is expected to feature more than 1,300 exhibitors and 4,300 booths—both record highs—and attract over 100,000 professionals from 65 countries. Registration is open.