Kaohsiung launches Baipu Industrial Park to expand semiconductor corridor
Taiwan's southern city opens new hub targeting back-end processing equipment makers as part of broader supply-chain strategy.
What to know
- Kaohsiung is opening Baipu Industrial Park, an 88.73-hectare development with 25 hectares allocated for semiconductor-related industrial use.
- The park targets back-end processing equipment manufacturers and suppliers as part of an integrated corridor spanning packaging, testing, components, and chipmaking.
- Over 20 semiconductor supply-chain companies participated in the groundbreaking, signaling industry support for the expansion.
Liao Tai-hsiang Economic Development Bureau Director-GeneralKaohsiung City Government Park developer and operator
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Liao Tai-hsiang positions park as next step for semiconductor corridor — Economic Development Bureau Director-General Liao Tai-hsiang described Baipu as an important next step for southern Taiwan's semiconductor corridor, which includes advanced packaging and testing in Renwu, key components and materials in Qiaotou, and advanced chipmaking in Nanzi.
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Kaohsiung breaks ground on Baipu Industrial Park
The city held a groundbreaking ceremony for Baipu Industrial Park, an 88.73-hectare site designed to upgrade precision-machinery and metalworking industries into higher-value semiconductor work. Over 20 semiconductor supply-chain companies sent representatives to the event.
“Baipu as an important next step for southern Taiwan's semiconductor S Corridor…”
— Liao Tai-hsiang, Economic Development Bureau Director-General · source