What are the dates of SEMICON Taiwan 2026?
SEMICON Taiwan 2026 dates: September 2-4, 2026 (Wednesday to Friday). Venue: Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. Forums: from August 31.
What are the exhibition opening hours?
Exhibition opening hours: 10:00-17:00 on September 2 (Wednesday) and September 3 (Thursday); 10:00-16:00 on September 4 (Friday, the final day).
What is the closing time on the last day?
Closing time on the final day (Friday, September 4): 16:00, one hour earlier than on the first two days.
Where is the exhibition held and what is the address?
It is held at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center (TaiNEX), Hall 1 and Hall 2, at No. 1 & 2, Jingmao 2nd Rd., Nangang District, Taipei City.
Who organizes the exhibition?
The organizer is SEMI, with TSIA (Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Association) as co-organizer and the Ministry of Economic Affairs as adviser.
How large is the exhibition? How many exhibitors?
Scale as announced by the organizer before the show: an expected 100,000+ industry professionals from 65 countries, 1,300+ exhibitors across 4,300+ booths, plus 200+ industry leaders and 25+ forums.
What zones are in Hall 1?
Hall 1 focuses on Packaging Technology, Testing, Compound Semiconductors, Silicon Photonics, Materials, and the Quantum Technology Zone.
What zones are in Hall 2?
Hall 2 focuses on the AI Technology Zone, Silicon Startups Zone, Smart Manufacturing, Green Manufacturing, Quantum Zone, High-Tech Facilities, and Materials.
Which hall has the AI zone?
The AI Technology Zone is in Hall 2, alongside Smart Manufacturing and the Silicon Startups Zone.
Which hall is advanced packaging in?
Packaging Technology is in Hall 1, together with Testing, Compound Semiconductors and Silicon Photonics.
Which country pavilions are there, and how many?
There are 18 country pavilions, spanning Asia Pacific (Australia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore), the Americas (Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico-Chihuahua, U.S.), and Europe (Catalonia, Czech, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden & Finland, UK).
Are non-semiconductor visitors eligible to attend?
Yes. Admission: open to everyone interested in the semiconductor and technology industries, with particular value for professionals, investors, academics, students and media.
Where can I browse the exhibitor profiles?
The Exhibitor List page carries all 1,100+ exhibiting companies with company name, booth number and product categories; most companies also have their own page with a profile, exhibits and related product topics. To start from a product instead, the Product Topic Index holds 600+ product topics, and each topic page lists the exhibitors in that topic with their booth numbers.
Which booths are worth visiting? What is worth seeing at the show?
Start from the product topic you care about: the Product Topic Index groups exhibitors by topic, and each topic page lists every exhibitor in that topic with its booth number, ordered by company name. You can also tell Askpo in one sentence which material, equipment or process condition you are after, and it returns the relevant exhibitors, their booths and the evidence behind each one.
Is exhibitor information available in English, Japanese and Korean?
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