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SEMI Europe has signed a two-year agreement with the Polish-Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce to enhance semiconductor development in Poland. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), established in Sopot, aims to accelerate industry expansion and support a green transition, while strengthening ties between Poland and Taiwan-linked business networks.

This partnership is aligned with the EU's goal to increase its chip production share from 10% to 20% by 2030. Infineon executives have called for increased investment in larger, automated 300-millimeter wafer fabs to remain competitive against Chinese manufacturers in power and analog chips. They also highlighted the significance of existing European plants in maintaining global competitiveness.