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On July 24, Taiwan Takaoka Co. will celebrate the official opening of its plant in Central Taiwan Science Park, after its parent company Takaoka Electric Manufacturing Co., a leading electric manufacturer in Japan which has since been renamed to Takaoka Toko Holdings Co., signed a letter of intent with the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) in July, 2012.
Taiwan Takaoka's new plant will employ techniques in applied optics, graphics processing, and precision mechanisms to develop and manufacture 3D inspectors, advanced TSV inspectors, and TiO2 film thinness inspectors. The new plant will enhance the development of 3D-IC packaging and inspection in Taiwan and help cultivate more specialists in semiconductor inspection and precision instruments.
Devices like computers and smartphones are becoming increasingly smaller and more efficient, and product inspection should be faster and more precise to meet the demand, Taiwan Takaoka explains. By building a new plant, Takaoka hopes to offer local, integrated manufacturing solutions that quickly satisfy customer product demands. In addition, Taiwan will be an important base for Takaoka's technology development and expansion of manufacturing and sales with a view to offering more competitively priced products.
In order to assist Taiwan Takaoka in building a new plant, the MOEA Department of Investment Services appointed the InvesTaiwan Service Center and MOST Central Taiwan Science Park Bureau to offer all necessary support. In addition to sustained investment in semiconductor inspection, Taiwan Takaoka plans to develop chemical-free cleaning equipment for the front-end manufacturing of semiconductors which will reduce waste produced by the cleaning industry and improve the efficiency of semiconductor manufacturing, thereby making Taiwan's electronic industry more productive and competitive.
Source: Department of Investment Promotion, MOEA