Hanmi Semiconductor Participates in the World's Largest Automotive Technology Exhibition

Showcasing Semiconductor Equipment for Next-Generation Automotive Power Package Manufacturing

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyungsoo Park] Hanmi Semiconductor, a semiconductor equipment developer, announced that it will participate in the 'Automotive World Japan 2020' held for three days from the 15th at Tokyo Big Sight, Japan.

This is the world's largest automotive technology exhibition showcasing autonomous driving, connected cars, electric vehicles, and more for smart mobility. Approximately 2,100 automotive-related companies are participating.

Kim Minhyun, CEO of Hanmi Semiconductor, said, "The Automotive World Japan 2020 exhibition features global vehicle semiconductor chip manufacturers such as Bosch, Infineon, STMicroelectronics, and ROHM," adding, "We decided to participate believing that we will create new business opportunities along with the rapid growth of the vehicle semiconductor market."

He continued, "As cars become driving computers through smart mobility, the importance of equipment that manufactures vehicle semiconductor chips has increased," and said, "Hanmi Semiconductor plans to demonstrate differentiated competitiveness by showcasing the ‘Automotive ECU Auto Mold’ equipment for next-generation vehicle power packages."

CEO Kim also stated, "Hanmi Semiconductor has developed Auto Mold equipment for vehicle semiconductor module production, which requires the highest technical difficulty," and added, "We have been supplying it to Bosch's German headquarters and global production bases for over 10 years."

Furthermore, he added, "At the exhibition, we plan to showcase package samples actually mass-produced by Bosch and major customers using Hanmi Semiconductor equipment, demonstrating a high level of customer satisfaction and technological realization."

Founded in 1980 and celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, Hanmi Semiconductor has been participating as an official sponsor in SEMICON China and SEMICON Taiwan, the world's largest semiconductor equipment exhibitions, since 2014.

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