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Taiwan, Poland Launch New Semiconductor Cooperation on Gallium Nitride Chips

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Taiwan and Poland have announced a new partnership in semiconductor manufacturing, focusing on gallium nitride chips for high-power applications like electric vehicles. Speaking during a visit to Poland, Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung said the collaboration will involve technology transfer and joint research and development, drawing on Taiwan’s expertise in semiconductor manufacturing, packaging, and testing. Earlier this week, Lin also attended the Warsaw Security Forum and met with Polish and European lawmakers.

Taiwan-Poland Semiconductor Partnership

REPORTER:  
Taiwan has announced a major new collaboration with Poland in semiconductor manufacturing.

Lin Chia-lung (FOREIGN MINISTER):  
Through technology transfer and close cooperation on R&D we hope to enhance its technological capabilities by tapping Taiwan's strengths in semiconductor manufacturing, packaging and testing.

REPORTER:  
Taiwan’s foreign minister Lin Chia-lung made those remarks on Wednesday during a visit to Poland. He said the two countries will cooperate on gallium nitride chip technology for high-power applications like electric vehicles. Earlier in the week, Lin also attended the Warsaw Security Forum and met with Polish and European lawmakers.