Thailand's Semiconductor Industry: A New Global Hub Amid Supply Chain Disruptions
Thailand's semiconductor industry is well-positioned to grow on a global scale due to supply chain disruptions and increased demand from digital economies.
The country's strategic location, robust infrastructure, and workforce make it an attractive destination for semiconductor production facility relocations.
SEMI Southeast Asia President, Linda Tan, emphasizes the need for Thai players to adapt and implement strategies such as collaborations, joint ventures, strengthening production capabilities, and workforce skills development to align with the future demands of the semiconductor industry.
SEMI Southeast Asia emphasizes the importance of collaboration and knowledge sharing for sustainable growth in the electronics industry in Southeast Asia.
To promote this, they invite Thai semiconductor players to join SEMICON Southeast Asia 2024, the premier global electronics manufacturing event.
Scheduled in MITEC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from May 28-30, the event will gather industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders to discuss industry trends and shape the future of the semiconductor industry.
SEMI Southeast Asia President, Linda Tan, emphasizes the need for Thai players to adapt and implement strategies such as collaborations, joint ventures, strengthening production capabilities, and workforce skills development to align with the future demands of the semiconductor industry.
SEMI Southeast Asia emphasizes the importance of collaboration and knowledge sharing for sustainable growth in the electronics industry in Southeast Asia.
To promote this, they invite Thai semiconductor players to join SEMICON Southeast Asia 2024, the premier global electronics manufacturing event.
Scheduled in MITEC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from May 28-30, the event will gather industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders to discuss industry trends and shape the future of the semiconductor industry.
