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Business: Manufacturing
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Business: Energy
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112 Robinson Road
#07-01
Singapore 068902
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| Description |
Southeast Asia is in economic recovery and positioning for the next growth cycle. Manufacturing plants are gearing itself for the next technology wave, to serve both the semiconductor and photovoltaic (PV) industries. Traditionally, Southeast Asia is the leading hub for semiconductor final assembly and test. Recent investments in wafer fabs position the region to be a major player in front-end manufacturing.
In 2010, PV manufacturing is set to grow with several new manufacturing facilities, in both Singapore and Malaysia, coming online. To ramp these facilities to full production, the new plants will be searching for new and cost effective local suppliers and service providers. Take full advantage of SOLARCON Singapore 2010 as a marketing platform to reach out to your customers and gain new market share.
SEMICON Singapore 2010 will have new technology focused pavilions to promote areas of growth interest for the region. The pavilions will showcase the path of technology development, as well as products by companies that are leaders in the field. They are a) Wafer Processing; b) 3D IC & WLP; c) LEDs and d) MEMS.
The online visitor registration will open in early March. Visit our website to register,
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There will be technical symposiums and business conferences from 19-21 May. The exciting topics will be Advanced Packaging Technology, Product Test Engineering, Wafer Processing Technology, PV/Solar as well as Market Trends Briefing. The online registration will open in early March. Visit our website to register.
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