26/09/04: SEMICON Taiwan 2026 provided an excellent opportunity for CRC to engage with customers, partners, and industry experts from across the global semiconductor ecosystem. Throughout the event, our team welcomed numerous visitors to the German Pavilion and exchanged insights on the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of semiconductor manufacturing.
One of the highlights of the exhibition was a presentation by our colleague Alexander Handler, who introduced CRC’s engineering approach, “starting with tools, ending with tools“, and shared perspectives on semiconductor facility design and project delivery.
Another memorable moment was the visit of Dirk Panter, Saxony’s State Minister for Economic Affairs, Labour, Energy and Climate Protection, and his delegation to the German Pavilion. As home to Silicon Saxony, one of Europe’s leading semiconductor clusters, Saxony continues to play an important role in driving innovation, investment, and international collaboration within the industry.
Beyond the formal program, the exhibition was defined by valuable discussions, meaningful exchanges, and the opportunity to reconnect with long-standing partners while establishing new relationships across the semiconductor community.
As a global center of semiconductor innovation and manufacturing, Taiwan remains one of the most important locations in the industry, bringing together technology leaders, manufacturers, suppliers, and innovators from around the world. SEMICON Taiwan once again demonstrated the crucial role the region plays in shaping the future of semiconductor technologies and enabling international collaboration.
We would like to thank everyone who visited our booth and contributed to the many inspiring conversations throughout the event. We look forward to continuing these discussions and building new opportunities together.