The two sides discussed the potential to expand cooperation on talent and skills, aiming to build on the existing UK-Taiwan Innovative Industries Programme.
A joint skills programme could incorporate strengths from both sides to create a pipeline of talent for the global semiconductor industry.
On R&amp;D the two sides agreed to explore further mutual funding opportunities to support semiconductor-specific projects focusing on particular technology problems or applications that draw on complementary strengths.
The UK-Taiwan Dialogue encouraged join-up between the two eco-systems, building on existing cooperation such as the £10 million UK-Taiwan Collaborative R&amp;D programme.
Our vision is to secure the UK’s place in the world-leading semiconductor technologies of the future, by doubling down on the UK’s strengths in chip design/architectures, compound/new material semiconductors, silicon photonics and advanced packaging techniques.

2nd UK-Taiwan Semiconductor Dialogue focuses on talent and R&D