
台斯關鍵產業發展計畫邁入最後一期,聚焦後段封裝、模組整合與測試,助斯洛伐克建立自主半導體產業生態系。
台灣與斯洛伐克於7日簽署半導體合作協議,為「台斯關鍵產業發展計畫」最後一期,預計2027年6月完成。駐斯洛伐克代表李南陽表示,雙方合作重點為後段封裝、模組整合與測試,結合斯國汽車產業基礎,互補中東歐供應鏈。
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台灣與斯洛伐克持續推動半導體合作計畫,先前已設立2座實驗室並提供獎學金培育人才。
(中央社記者劉郁葶布拉格10日專電)台灣與斯洛伐克7日簽署半導體合作協議,為「台斯關鍵產業發展計畫」最後一期,計畫將於2027年6月完成。駐斯洛伐克代表李南陽表示,這項4年計畫讓斯洛伐克具備新能力,盼斯國以汽車產業為基礎,發展半導體產業特色,在中東歐供應鏈中扮演更積極的角色。
駐斯洛伐克代表處新聞稿指出,李南陽與斯洛伐克科技大學(STUBA)副校長裴奇亞(Peter Peciar)及斯洛伐克科學院電機工程研究所(SAS IEE)所長恰帕伊納(Milan Ťapajna)於7日舉行「半導體實驗室及研發」第四期合作協議簽署儀式。
李南陽表示,這項為期4年的計畫讓斯洛伐克具備過去沒有的能力。斯洛伐克擁有完整的汽車產業聚落及電動車發展潛力,雙方因此將合作重點放在後段封裝、模組整合與測試;中東歐各國的半導體投資多集中於前段製造,斯洛伐克專注後段,與周邊國家互補而非競爭。
李南陽表示,目前設於斯洛伐克科技大學與斯洛伐克科學院電機工程研究所的2座半導體實驗室,使斯洛伐克得以在境內完成功率模組從設計、製造到驗證的完整流程,不需再送往國外。
裴奇亞表示,與台灣的合作帶動斯洛伐克自主的產業生態系。斯洛伐克於2024年成立SLOVAK CHIPS倡議,隨後設立SK Chips能力中心,獲歐盟晶片聯合事業及斯洛伐克結構基金支持,將持續運用實驗室設備與研發量能,為當地產業提供研究與測試服務。
恰帕伊納感謝台灣政府與工業技術研究院的協助。他表示,斯洛伐克科學院電機工程研究所實驗室在氮化鎵、氧化鎵等新世代半導體材料上已有良好的研究進展,並可提供高溫、高濕與電性應力下的可靠度測試,為斯洛伐克半導體技術奠定穩固基礎。
人才培育是計畫的另一重點。今年9月初,斯洛伐克科技大學及科學院共8名研究人員赴台受訓,並參觀SEMICON Taiwan 2026國際半導體展,實地瞭解全球半導體產業最新發展。自2022年起,台灣已提供斯洛伐克及羅馬尼亞逾270個獎學金名額,為當地半導體產業儲備所需人才。
李南陽表示,這些受過訓練的工程師將留在斯洛伐克,成為兩國長期合作最可靠的基礎;期盼斯洛伐克在半導體產業走出自己的路,以既有的汽車產業基礎為後盾,在中東歐供應鏈中扮演更積極的角色。
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台斯關鍵產業發展計畫於2027年6月完成
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