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Digitimes September 2, 2026 By Jingyue Hsiao neutral

Semicon Taiwan 2026 signals a broader race for AI-era semiconductor leadership

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Semicon Taiwan 2026 will draw more than 1,300 companies and 4,300 booths to Taipei from September 2 to 4, setting new records as the industry show expands beyond chipmaking into packaging, smart fab, quantum technology, and system integration. SEMI said the event reflects how artificial intelligence is reshaping the global semiconductor supply chain.
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