Gyeongsangbuk-do Government pushes its development of SMEs specializing in semiconductor material parts further forward 상세내용
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Gyeongsangbuk-do Government pushes its development of SMEs specializing in semiconductor material parts further forward
date2020-09-29 00:00:00
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- ed for industry-academia-research cooperation projects in as part of the “Next-generation intelligent semiconductor technology development project” - - Gyeongsangbuk-do looking to create a semiconductor components convergence cluster. With Gumi expected to become an innovative engine for semiconductor materials and components -
The Gyeongsangbuk-do Government is driving its development of small and medium-sized semiconductor companies to create a convergence cluster for semiconductor materials and components in the Gumi-si area.
Gyeongsangbuk-do successfully bid for two industry-academia-research cooperation projects er the “Next-generation intelligent semiconductor technology development project” supervised by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the Ministry of Science and ICT. The Provincial Government will work with local corporations and the Gumi Electronics and Ination Technology Research Institute to move forward with both projects.
【Overview of the “Next-generation intelligent semiconductor technology development project”】
◇ (ive) Foster balanced development of the semiconductor ecosystem and secure future industrial competitiveness through the development of high-perance, low-power semiconductor core technologies that will influence the next-generation semiconductor market ◇ (Duration·Budget) Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy KRW 521.6 billion (2020～2026), Ministry of Science and ICT KRW 488.0 billion (2020 ~ 2029), Total KRW 1.0096 trillion ◇ (Important Details) ① System semiconductor commercialization technology; ② Atomic-level processing and equipment technology to overcome the limitations of microtization; ③ Future devices with reduced power consumption and higher perance; ④ Artificial intelligence semiconductor design technology
The ed projects are the “Development of real-time complex sensing SoCs and systems d on colorimetric sensors and UV line scanner” in the IoT home appliance sector, and the “Development of next-generation intelligent semiconductor core technology to create optical equipment capable of holography-d inspection for large-areas with 3D packaging structures for semiconductors.”
The “Development of real-time complex sensing SoCs and systems d on colorimetric sensors and UV line scanner” project will on developing an integrated monitoring system for pre-monitoring and prevention of accidents in complex hazardous environments at industrial sites. If successful, the project will give domestic manufacturers localize core components currently being imported from overseas markets.
Meanwhile, the “Development of next-generation intelligent semiconductor core technology to create optical equipment capable of holography-d inspection for large-areas with 3D packaging structures for semiconductors” will invest resources in developing non-destructive optical inspection equipment capable of transmitting electrical signals between stacked semiconductor chips in the next-generation semiconductor 3D packaging processes.
This project will help overcome difficulties in developing automatic optical inspection modules using holography, which is an inspection issue that continues to plague some of the largest semiconductor inspection equipment manufacturers in the world. Gyeongsangbuk-do expects the technology, when developed, to play a significant role in the market for 3D structure measurement and inspection technologies, which continues to face rapidly rising technical demands.
For both projects, the Provincial Government has plans to establish Gumi as an innovation hub for semiconductor materials and components by actively supporting research institutes and enterprises across the Province to create a cluster of small and medium-sized enterprises specializing in the convergence of semiconductor components.
Gyeongsangbuk-do will invest a total of KRW 11 billion, including KRW 4 billion in government fs over a three-year period from next year to 2023 in the “Software-d intelligent SoC modularization support project” as part of its “Specialized smart infrastructure project” in 2021. The project will oversee the establishment of an intelligent SoC technology center, establishment of an environment that supports the modularization of intelligent SoCs, and the advancement of technology specialized for SMEs within the Geumo Techno Valley, and support the commercialization of newly developed technologies.
Furthermore, it plans on initiating additional projects aimed at building an innovative manufacturing plat for semiconductor convergence components to stimulate the semiconductor convergence components industry featuring small and medium-sized manufacturing companies. In particular, the Gyeongsangbuk-do Government plans to provide technical support for local SMEs to manufacture semiconductor convergence components by constructing a compact-sized lab that is 1/100 the scale of traditional semiconductor processing facilities, which are still unfamiliar in the Korean market.
Gyeongsangbuk-do Governor Lee Cheol-Woo said, “The key to industrial policies is how well we can deliver our plans as envisioned in the field. The recent trend of companies moving into Gyeongsangbuk-do from the Metropolitan area and working with local research institutes or universities to develop next-generation technology is evidence that Gyeongsangbuk-do’s industry has a bright future ahead.”
