South-East Asia the guiding light


SEMI South-East Asia, Singapore president Linda Tan says despite challenges, the outlook for the semiconductor industry remains overwhelmingly positive. The industry, which has always been a cornerstone of technological progress, will only gain in importance as the world becomes increasingly digital and interconnected.

AS the curtains fell on SEMICON South-East Asia 2024, the energy and optimism that reverberated through the exhibition halls offered a compelling snapshot of our industry’s bright future.

With more than 18,000 participants from across the globe converging in Kuala Lumpur, the event not only underscored the dynamism of the semiconductor sector but also highlighted South-East Asia’s burgeoning influence in driving the global electronics landscape forward.

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