IEDC to Target Semiconductor Innovation and Launch New Taiwan Office

Economic Delegation to Taiwan - Indiana Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg will lead an economic delegation to Taiwan to promote Indiana's economy and foster partnerships in semiconductor R&D and advanced manufacturing [1][2] - The trip coincides with the opening of a new Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) office in Taipei [1][3] Semiconductor Industry Focus - Indiana's strategy to develop a robust semiconductor ecosystem is yielding positive results for the economy and residents [2] - The delegation will participate in SEMICON Taiwan, a major microelectronics event, expecting over 1,100 exhibitors and 3,700 booths [2] IEDC Office in Taipei - The IEDC's Taiwan office, launched on August 1, aims to enhance investment opportunities in high-tech sectors, particularly semiconductors and AI [3] - Stewart Randall has been appointed as Taiwan Advisor to assist in establishing an IEDC Taiwan Director [3] Growth of Indiana's Semiconductor Sector - Under Governor Eric J. Holcomb, Indiana has seen significant growth in its semiconductor industry, including the establishment of the AMPD Task Force [4] - The state has attracted seven new semiconductor companies and secured a federal tech hub designation for microelectronics [4] Meetings and Collaborations - The delegation will meet with semiconductor industry leaders, including MediaTek, which is partnering with Purdue University for a semiconductor design center in Indiana [5] - The trip builds on previous economic momentum and existing trade relations, with over $1.61 billion in trade between Indiana and Taiwan in 2023 [6]