HKSTP partners with PCIM Asia to expand microelectronics sector
Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation signed a collaboration agreement with PCIM Asia Shanghai to develop power electronics infrastructure for artificial intelligence data centres
Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) has teamed up with PCIM Asia Shanghai to bolster the microelectronics sector. The strategic partnership aims to enhance professional exchange and collaboration across innovation and technology (I&T) ecosystems. HKSTP and PCIM Asia signed an agreement at Hong Kong Science Park to strengthen their cooperation on PCIM Asia Shanghai, Asia's leading power electronics exhibition.
The collaboration will focus on advancing AI data centre power supply, precision control in smart robotics, and electrification and renewable energy solutions. Both organizations will co-host the Power Electronics Innovation Across Asia seminar, convening international technology firms, academics, innovators, and investors to discuss advancements in power electronics and semiconductors, as well as emerging trends and opportunities shaping Asia's industrial future.
With over 300 microelectronics firms, HKSTP offers comprehensive infrastructure for research, design, prototyping, and pilot production. Leveraging Messe Frankfurt's global exhibition resources, the partnership will elevate Hong Kong's research capabilities and connect the city's innovative technologies with Asian and global markets.
Terry Wong, HKSTP's Chief Executive Officer, highlighted the significance of power electronics in enabling next-generation industrial innovation, stating that HKSTP provides an end-to-end pathway from R&D to market adoption.
Richard Li, Executive Director of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd, emphasized the historical significance of PCIM Asia, noting the strategic collaboration's goal of elevating Hong Kong's profile in research, design, and system integration for power semiconductors and fostering long-term partnerships among industry players in China, Hong Kong, and beyond.
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