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Core Insights - The 13th China Semiconductor Equipment Annual Conference and Exhibition (CSEAC 2025) was held from September 4 to 6, focusing on the theme "Strengthening China's Chip, Embracing the Chip World" [1] - The event showcased the latest R&D achievements and innovations in semiconductor key equipment, supporting equipment, core components, and emerging materials [1] - The conference serves as a bridge for collaboration between domestic semiconductor equipment manufacturers and manufacturing enterprises, creating opportunities for domestic products to enter global supply chains [1] Industry Developments - Numerous companies presented core products, with Zhongwei Company launching six new semiconductor equipment products covering critical process areas such as plasma etching, atomic layer deposition (ALD), and epitaxy [3] - New products include the Primo UD-RIE® for high aspect ratio etching and the Primo Menova 12-inch ICP etching equipment focused on metal etching [3] - The exhibition attracted significant attention, with companies like Xinkailai showcasing various series of equipment, including detection and etching tools [5][7] Market Trends - The semiconductor equipment sector is experiencing a surge in demand due to the ongoing expansion of wafer fabrication plants [12] - According to SEMI, global semiconductor manufacturing equipment sales are projected to reach a record $125.5 billion in 2025, representing a 7.4% year-over-year increase [13] - The domestic semiconductor equipment manufacturers are accelerating product R&D and technological iterations, with companies like Zhongwei reporting a significant reduction in new equipment development cycles from 3-5 years to as short as 2 years [13] Educational and Talent Development - The event featured a "Talent Matching and Industry-Academia Integration" section, where 30 universities showcased research projects, and over 100 companies participated in recruitment activities [8][10] - This initiative aims to promote the integration of academic research outcomes with industry needs, enhancing collaboration between educational institutions and the semiconductor industry [10]