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Digitimes October 2, 2026 By Willis Ke neutral

TSMC, NTU deepen R&D ties through nearly 50 projects a year

TSMCAI / LLMSemiconductorsManufacturing
National Taiwan University's Graduate School of Advanced Technology (GSAT) has expanded its semiconductor research capabilities with new process and measurement equipment, strengthening links among universities, industry, and international partners as Taiwan seeks to maintain its edge in an increasingly competitive AI-driven semiconductor sector.
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