IEDC to Target Semiconductor Innovation and Launch New Taiwan Office

 

 

INDIANAPOLIS, Radarseluma.Disway.Id,  -- Indiana Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg will lead an economic delegation to Taiwan this week to showcase Indiana’s future-focused economy and cultivate partnership opportunities to advance semiconductor R&D, production and applications in advanced manufacturing, technology and AI. This trip also kickstarts the opening of a new Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) office in Taipei.   

 

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"Indiana’s reputation as a globally engaged, future-focused economy continues to grow, and we can’t wait to share our bold vision with industry and government leaders in Taiwan this week,” said Sec. Rosenberg. “The state’s strategy to cultivate a robust semiconductor ecosystem is already paying dividends for our economy and, more importantly, for Hoosiers. Partnering with economies like Taiwan that boast high-tech, high-growth economies will provide even more opportunities for innovation and industry advancement. This week’s economic development trip to Taiwan and our new IEDC office in Taipei will further solidify new opportunities to grow these sectors and attract robust supply chains in Indiana.”

 

Sec. Rosenberg and the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) will showcase the state’s growing semiconductor industry at SEMICON Taiwan, a premier microelectronics event, hosted Sep. 4-6. The event, which is hosted by SEMI – the global industry association bringing SEMIEXPO In The Heartland to Indiana in 2025, is expecting record participation with more than 1,100 exhibitors across 3,700 booths. This year’s conference showcases how members of the global semiconductor community collaborate to drive the unstoppable wave of AI and features critical themes focus on green manufacturing, heterogeneous integration, materials, testing, smart mobility and workforce development.  

 

The IEDC’s Taiwan office, which officially launched Aug. 1, builds on recent economic momentum between Indiana and Taiwan following Gov. Holcomb’s trip to Taiwan in 2022 and the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the two regions that calls for cooperation in academics, economic development and investment and supply chain resiliency. Taiwan represents a unique opportunity for Indiana as its industry is inline with the state’s focus on advancing innovation and building a future-focused economy.  

 

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