Taiwan stands on the largest capacity share of global LED manufacturing.
	Taiwan have the most plants of global LED industry, accounting for 40% of the world.
	AUO, Epistar, TSMC, and many other Taiwanese LED epitaxy/chip makers are planning to expand their capacity this year to meet the rising LED demand.
	MOCVD market in Taiwan this year is expected to exceed 100 units.
	Taiwan government aims to make Taiwan the largest supplier in LED lighting and module

According to Display Bank, the LED LCD TV market will grow rapidly to 156M in 2013. Also, Strategies Unlimited believes the LED lighting market will grow 50% to reach $8.2 billion in 2010. This demand, according to industry sources, is 20 to 30 percent above existing LED supply.

Taiwan, with 36 LED fabs in the country, is the most important manufacturing base of world’s LED industry, according to the latest SEMIOpto/LED Fab Watch. While the players are aggressively buidling new LED fabs, the relevant equipment and materials market in Taiwan is with great portential. To extand your business in this powerful market, exhibit at SEMICON Taiwan LED Pavilion!

(LED Pavilion Booth Schematic View) To help exhibitors stand out from the crowd, SEMI packed the LED Pavilion with product display, technology presentation and technology forum, plus free PR opportunities. Participate in LED Pavilion to maximize your marketing investment! 　 Innovative Technology Center： A Free 30mins speaking slot will be offered to the exhibitor to present the solutions. Free Promotion Opportunities： As the organizer, SEMI will promote the MEMS pavilion and exhibiting companies through website, banner, targeting email, news, printed ads, as well as events.

-Semiconductor Advanced Process Technology
-Semiconductor Advanced TAP Technology
-Semiconductor Process Equipment
-Semiconductor Materials
-Semiconductor Components and Parts
-Semiconductor Module Assembly

-IC Manufacturing / IC Design
-EDA Tools
-Facilities Monitoring & Control System
-MEMS Equipment & Materials
-Nanotechnology
-AOI System