在生成式 AI、搜索引擎和海量公开数据几乎"唾手可得"的今天，市场研究行业看似进入了一个"答案廉价"的时代——真正稀缺的，反而变成了来自一 线场景的真相与判断力。作为全球领先的市场调查及报告出版商，QYResearch选择了一条逆势升级之路：不是比谁"爬数据更快"，而是比谁"离现场更近、 离客户问题更近"，在跨越行业新旧挑战的同时，推动自身研究能力完成一轮又一轮的迭代升级。 一、研究要有 "底蕴"，底蕴来自一线采访的深度 在 QYResearch内部，有一句被反复强调的话——"研究是需要实力和底蕴的，而底蕴说到底就是采访的深度。" 重视采访不是否定新工具的价值，而是 提醒每一位研究员——真正决定报告质量的，是你"问到多深、看到多真"。 自 2007年成立以来，QYResearch持续深耕机械设备、电子半导体、医药医疗、汽车交通、新能源等数十个细分产业，建立起覆盖全球多国的研究与服 务网络，长期为全球众多整机厂、零部件厂、资本机构以及政府部门提供决策支持。公司并不满足于"数据堆砌式"的研究，而是将"深度采访"视为核心资 产： 对标项目，不再只满足于一轮电话访谈，而是坚持多轮、多角色、多地区的交叉验证； 每一份重 ...

Core Insights - The article discusses the shift in Taiwan's semiconductor industry strategy from cost-driven to resilience and market proximity due to rising geopolitical risks and global supply chain restructuring [1][2]. Group 1: Industry Overview - Taiwan's semiconductor industry is projected to reach a total output value of $165.6 billion in 2024, capturing approximately 20.3% of the global market share [1]. - The foundry segment holds a dominant market share of 68.8%, while the packaging and testing segment accounts for 49%, both leading globally [1]. - Taiwan produces 83% of the world's AI chips, particularly excelling in advanced processes below 7nm, making it a crucial player in high-performance computing and data center applications [1]. Group 2: Historical Development - Since the 1980s, Taiwan has built a comprehensive industrial system through technology parks and specialized technical education, resulting in a nearly threefold increase in IC output from 2010 to 2024 [2]. - Despite the growth in the semiconductor sector, Taiwan faces a 20% decline in its young population, creating a talent gap that necessitates internationalization and diverse strategies [2]. Group 3: Globalization and Talent Development - Taiwanese semiconductor companies are increasingly establishing global operations in regions like Singapore, the U.S., and Europe to enhance market proximity and production resilience [2]. - The industry is shifting from a cost-driven approach to a scenario-driven one, focusing on applications such as automotive chips and medical devices, which requires a new skill set in talent [2]. - Future talent in the semiconductor field must possess international perspectives, cross-departmental collaboration skills, and adaptability, especially in the context of AI advancements [2][3]. Group 4: Strategic Recommendations - Taiwan has the potential to become a "Talent Hub" for technology, attracting and nurturing global tech talent while exporting technology [3]. - To strengthen its position in the global semiconductor landscape, Taiwan should focus on enhancing scenario layouts, integrating supply chains, and deepening international talent development and cross-domain collaboration [3].