AlixLabs will attend SEMICON Taiwan 2026 as part of Sweden’s continued engagement with one of the world’s most important semiconductor ecosystems. The company’s participation is supported by Business Sweden and will focus on strengthening industry relationships, exploring collaboration opportunities, and presenting AlixLabs’ Atomic Pitch Splitting technology to partners across the advanced semiconductor manufacturing value chain.

SEMICON Taiwan brings together leading companies, research organizations, policymakers, and technology innovators from across the global semiconductor industry. For AlixLabs, the event represents an important opportunity to engage directly with Taiwan’s highly advanced semiconductor ecosystem, where demand for scalable, cost-efficient, and more sustainable manufacturing technologies continues to grow.

Representing AlixLabs at SEMICON Taiwan 2026 will be Per-Anders Eriksson, Deputy CEO, Amin Karimi, CTO, and Jonas Klar, Director of Public Relations. The delegation will meet with industry stakeholders to discuss AlixLabs’ APS™ technology and its potential role in enabling next-generation semiconductor scaling through atomic layer etching-based patterning.

“Taiwan is one of the most important semiconductor hubs in the world, and SEMICON Taiwan is a key meeting point for the global industry,” said Per-Anders Eriksson, Deputy CEO of AlixLabs. “With the support of Business Sweden, we look forward to meeting partners, customers, and ecosystem stakeholders to discuss how APS™ can contribute to more efficient and sustainable advanced chip manufacturing.”

AlixLabs’ APS™ technology is designed to address critical challenges in semiconductor scaling by enabling pitch splitting through a dry etch process. The approach has the potential to reduce process complexity while supporting the continued development of smaller, denser, and more cost-effective semiconductor devices.

The company’s participation in SEMICON Taiwan 2026 also reflects the growing international interest in Swedish deep-tech innovation for the semiconductor industry. Through Business Sweden’s support, AlixLabs will be part of a broader effort to connect Swedish technology companies with strategic partners in Taiwan and across Asia.

“SEMICON Taiwan offers an exceptional platform for dialogue with the companies shaping the future of semiconductor manufacturing,” said Amin Karimi, CTO of AlixLabs. “We are looking forward to technical discussions with industry leaders and to sharing how our technology can support future process integration challenges.”

AlixLabs welcomes partners, customers, investors, and industry representatives attending SEMICON Taiwan 2026 to connect with the company during the event.