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Hsinchu, Taiwan – May 6, 2025 —Compound semiconductor materials such as silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN) are core technologies in automotive semiconductors and power management ICs. These materials are widely applied in electric vehicles, energy storage systems, data centers, 5G, and aerospace, driving a comprehensive upgrade in high-temperature, high-voltage, high-current, high-speed, and high-frequency testing, packaging, and process automation technologies. In collaboration with global automated test leader Teradyne and National Yang-Ming Chiao Tung University, ACE Solution hosted the "Compound Semiconductor Testing Technology and Automation Forum" on April 30. The event brought together experts from industry, academia, and research institutions to explore application trends, testing fixtures, and automation solutions. In his opening remarks, Tony Hsu, Vice President of Marketing at ACE Solution, emphasized the strategic importance of power systems in next-generation technologies: " As electric vehicles (EVs), 5G communications, high-performance computing (HPC), and AI servers continue to develop rapidly, the ability to deliver stable and high-performance power—along with advancements in power buffering, power delivery systems, and battery management—has become a critical challenge for industrial transformation. In response to global shifts and industry needs, ACE Solution remains committed to deepening its expertise in testing and automation. We look forward to working with experts across diverse sectors to drive innovation and accelerate the industry's upgrade." The forum featured a distinguished lineup of speakers who shared insights into the full technology chain, from semiconductor testing to smart manufacturing. Dr. Hsiao Yi-Kai, Team Leader at Foxconn, delivered a presentation titled "SiC in the AI Era: Intelligent Design Accelerates Power Technology Innovation," providing an in-depth look at key silicon carbide (SiC) applications in the AI-driven age. Jason Hsieh, Sales Manager at ACE Solution, shared his perspective on "Compound Semiconductor Trends & High-Power Testing Innovations," highlighting how evolving device architectures shape testing demands. Dr. Harry Kuan, R&D Manager at ACE Solution, addressed "Compound Semiconductor Wafer Testing and Advanced 3D Package Failure Analysis," showcasing advanced diagnostic techniques for next-generation packaging. Edward Weng, Product Marketing Manager at Onsemi, presented a case study on applying DrWBG technology in AI servers, illustrating how compound semiconductors reshape computing infrastructure. Kenny Wang, Business Development Manager at Teradyne Robotics, concluded the event with his talk "Building a Stable, Unmanned Delivery Network with MiR," outlining how robotics and automation are paving the way for smart semiconductor manufacturing. In addition to the insightful presentations, the event also featured three major technology showcases: High-Power Analog and Mixed-Signal Testing Solutions, Wafer Materials, and 3DIC Non-Destructive Testing, and Semiconductor Collaborative Robots Automation, all of which received enthusiastic responses from attendees. ACE Solution has partnered with Teradyne to jointly develop the ETS testing solution to address the challenges of precise testing for high-power components, 3DIC packaging inspection, and improving production efficiency. This collaboration successfully overcomes the limitations of high-power analog and mixed-signal testing. In addition, ACE Solution utilizes terahertz technology for non-destructive inspection of wafer materials and 3DIC packaging, offering a comprehensive suite of capabilities ranging from materials analysis (MA) and failure analysis (FA) to automotive semiconductor validation. For smart manufacturing, ACE Solution also provides automated solutions using UR/MiR collaborative robots, enabling industry partners to transition from R&D to mass production seamlessly. These innovations significantly enhance process efficiency and accuracy while reducing labor demands and overall costs. ACE Solution remains committed to deepening collaborations with strategic partners across the compound semiconductor value chain, joining academia, industry, and government forces to build a globally integrated ecosystem. For media inquiries, please contact: ADVANCED COMM.ENGINEERING SOLUTION CO., LTD. Jenny Lin Address: 2F-1, No.28, Taiyuan street, Jhubei City, Hsinchu County, 302, Taiwan Telephone: +886 3 5500909 #3407 E-mail: pr@acesolution.com.tw Website: https://www.acesolution.com.tw/en/ About ACE Solution Established in 2000, ACE Solution (https://www.acesolution.com.tw/en/) is headquartered in Hsinchu City, Taiwan, with branch offices strategically located in Suzhou and Shenzhen, China. Our company is dedicated to delivering tailored test solutions that cater to the specific requirements of our customers in the field of electrical components, devices, and system manufacturing. Furthermore, we collaborate with our esteemed partners to provide comprehensive technology solutions. At ACE Solution, we specialize in RF, mmWave, and terahertz technologies, boasting an accomplished team of technical experts who offer unparalleled support. Our commitment to professionalism, innovation, and versatility enables us to offer cutting-edge integrated techniques and solutions. By leveraging our expertise, we empower our clients to overcome technological challenges and achieve their desired outcomes efficiently and effectively.
MILPITAS, Calif., Feb. 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The SEMI Energy Collaborative today publicly released its analysis and report: Challenges and Potential Solutions for Acceleration of Low-Carbon Energy Deployment in Singapore. Now available for download, the report combines input from SEMI and its Energy Collaborative sponsors and suggests solutions for policymakers, low-carbon energy (LCE) developers, and semiconductor industry companies to further increase the pace and scale of access. The report references the International Energy Agency, noting that as global tech giants and other companies set net-zero emission targets for their growing operations and supply chains, Singapore needs to expand its access to LCE to meet environmental needs and maintain the global competitiveness of its export industries. Singapore's semiconductor industry contributes more than 9% of the nation's GDP and 11% of the global chip output. By 2035, Singaporean companies aim to adopt 21 to 26 TWh of LCE annually, approximately 30% of the country's total power consumption. However, it is difficult for companies to source the LCE they need, and future projections indicate challenges. The Energy Collaborative has identified six key areas of LCE policy-related actions for Singapore. Each recommendation is supported by detailed analysis of current and historical market conditions. In summary, the EC recommends the following strategies for scaling up LCE adoption: Signing an energy import declaration with neighboring countries Expanding the role of Singapore's transmission system operator (TSO) to include ownership of electricity import infrastructure Establishing a "one-stop shop" for import plan permits Leveraging the Future Energy Fund to support the adoption of low-carbon alternatives Maximizing Singapore's solar potential and providing outlook certainty Developing a robust ASEAN green hydrogen ecosystem to satisfy the long-term clean energy needs for Singapore "SEMI and our Energy Collaborative sponsors recently presented our recommendations to the Singapore Ministry of Trade & Industry, as well as the Energy Market Authority, and engaged in very productive discussions," said Dr. Mousumi Bhat, Vice President, SEMI Global Sustainability. "Alongside key members of the semiconductor value-chain, we will continue to hold regular dialogues to explore progress and new opportunities to expand LCE in the Republic of Singapore." The Energy Collaborative aims to reduce global semiconductor ecosystem carbon emissions as well as understand and clear regulatory and market-based roadblocks that hinder installing and procuring low-carbon energy sources in the Asia-Pacific region. The Energy Collaborative partners with civil society and other organizations which share similar objectives to leverage expertise and strengthen the voices calling for expanded access to LCE. Singapore is the fourth market report released and follows South Korea, Japan and Taiwan. Downloads available. Organizations interested in joining the effort are encouraged to explore Energy Collaborative sponsorships or contact the Energy Collaborative at EC@semi.org. About SEMI SEMI® is the global industry association connecting over 3,000 member companies and 1.5 million professionals worldwide across the semiconductor and electronics design and manufacturing supply chain. We accelerate member collaboration on solutions to top industry challenges through Advocacy, Workforce Development, Sustainability, Supply Chain Management and other programs. Our SEMICON® expositions and events, technology communities, standards and market intelligence help advance our members' business growth and innovations in design, devices, equipment, materials, services and software, enabling smarter, faster, more secure electronics. Visit www.semi.org, contact a regional office, and connect with SEMI on LinkedIn and X to learn more. Association ContactSamer Bahou / SEMI CorporatePhone: +1 408 943 7870Email: sbahou@semi.org
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