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LG Chem to showcase advanced packaging materials for AI semiconductors at SEMICON Taiwan 2026

LG Chem to showcase advanced packaging materials for AI semiconductors at SEMICON Taiwan 2026

ReutersReuters2026/08/26 10:24
  • LG Corp. unit LG Chem will attend SEMICON Taiwan 2026 on Sept. 2-4 in Taipei to showcase AI semiconductor packaging materials.
  • Exhibit targets advanced packaging for HBM and AI chips, seeking deeper ties with chipmakers, OSATs, substrate, packaging companies.
  • Power semiconductor materials for AI data centers will also be shown, including sintering pastes and thermal interface materials.


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