The Taiwan Chip-based Industrial Innovation Program (Taiwan CbI) is a collaborative effort by various Taiwanese government ministries, leveraging Taiwan’s semiconductor expertise by integrating chips with key innovations
It aims to discover promising teams early and connect them with Taiwan. It will spotlight global startups and academic groups focusing on IC design innovations and Chip-based innovative applications. Top selections will be invited to establish bases in Taiwan, linking them with funding to advance chip innovations, leveraging the world's most comprehensive semiconductor industry ecosystem to support creative endeavors.
Eligibility:
Categories / Areas of Focus:
Advanced technologies or solutions for the following areas of development:
Category 1 - IC design innovations: Academic research or startup with proprietary IC design technology and core IP, planning and developing innovative chips.
Category 2 - Chip-based innovative applications: Academic research or startup with domain knowledge in various industries and planning to combine existing chip technologies for implementation, such as the following topics:
➢ Smart Data & Security (cyber-security, quantum computing, digital economy) ➢ Smart Mobility (electric vehicles, autonomous driving, smart cities) ➢ Smart Manufacturing (intelligent manufacturing, IC process, robots) ➢ Smart Medtech (biometrics, smart monitoring)
➢ Sustainability (sustainable manufacturing, energy-saving innovation)
How Apply:
Please register on-line: https://ictaiwanchallenge.org/
Key Dates
1st Round On-line Application Deadline: June 30, 2024
Benefits of Participation Awards:
For more details, please refer to the details from the official website:
2024 IC Taiwan Grand Challenge: https://ictaiwanchallenge.org/
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