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Design Support Center in Pangyo stimulates semiconductor chip development

Now, you are one step closer to making your own semiconductor chip. Anyone who wants to design a semiconductor chip can really do it at this center that opens 24 hours, 365 days a year.

It is happening at the System Semiconductor Design Support Center. Chich recently opened at Gyeonggi Business Growth Center in Pangyo on June 29. At the opening ceremony, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE) announced the new system semiconductor industry development strategy with the invited companies.

A vision and strategy for system semiconductor

The government had announced the vision and strategy for system semiconductor April 2019. The following step, System Semiconductor Design Support Center was opened to provide one-stop support for the development and commercialization of fabless companies.

The government plan to fund the cost to make the chips made by fabless at the foundry. In addition to this, it will also support commercialization and mass usage of the chips to expand the semiconductor IPs and made-in-Korea IPs.

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MOTIE is currently selecting companies in nine industries including AI, touch-circuit, and autonomous vehicle sensors for fostering. It is planning to select 11 additional companies by 2021.

System Semiconductor Design Support Center is expected to strengthen the system semiconductor ecosystem. By providing an analysis and measurement infrastructure that evaluating the cost of implementing the designed chip as a prototype and whether the prototype is operating normally.

The government will also fully operate a system semiconductor fund of 100 billion won.

Minister Seong of MOTIE said. “We will strengthen the linkage between companies. So that Korea can leap into a system semiconductor powerhouse. And support industrial competitiveness by fostering professional manpower and supporting R&D.

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Leo Thevenet

I am Leo Thevenet, a software engineer turned tech journalist with a specific mission: bridging the gap between global innovation hubs. My journey started with a Bachelor's in Software Engineering in France, but it was my Master's degree in IT from Tsinghua University (Beijing) that defined my career. Living and studying at the heart of China's tech explosion gave me an insider's perspective on how scalability and rapid iteration shape tomorrow's startups. At Startup World Tech, I don't just aggregate news. I use my technical background to deconstruct complex innovations. I am constantly on the move, reporting directly from the floor of CES, Web Summit, and Slush, ensuring that the stories I share are based on real interactions with founders, not just press releases. My Exclusive Focus: Through a strategic partnership with the South Korean government, I provide exclusive, on-the-ground coverage of the Korean startup ecosystem, offering insights that are often inaccessible to Western media.

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