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By combining semiconductor expertise with silicon photonics, N&M introduces a new generation of products tailored for healthcare, consumer electronics, environment protection, and automotive safety.

N&M has been awarded funding from the Ministry of Economic Affairs' Industrial Development Bureau under the Industrial Upgrade and Innovation Platform program for its groundbreaking project on high-performance single-crystal multi-functional silicon photonics narrowband mid-infrared chips.

Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics, the world's first company to develop silicon photonic sensing chips based on Si-CMOS processes, recently announced the successful completion of a new round of fundraising.

Arizona plays a significant role as a major hub for advanced semiconductor technology in the United States. During their visit to Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics,

Montana is strategically located in the northwestern United States, with a comprehensive rail and road system facilitating cross-border trade.

The relationship between Michigan State and Taiwan is exceptionally strong. Currently, over 10,000 Taiwanese students are studying, working, and living in Michigan.

Ms. Betsy Shieh and her delegates attended Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics product launch event on 25th January 2024.

Taiwan Nano&Micro-Photonics Co., Ltd. announces the successful development of the world's first CMOS process-produced mid-to-long wavelength infrared light four-in-one silicon photonics chip module.

Recognizing the advantages of silicon photonics technology, including high integration and high-speed transmission, Taiwan Nano & Micro-Photonics, an IOC design company specializing in silicon photonics sensing, has successfully developed the world's first CMOS silicon photonics chip for mid/long-wavelength infrared li