In today's ever-changing science and technology, semiconductor technology has become the core force to promote the development of modern electronics industry. Orange Yi Jin believes that with the progress of nanotechnology and the emphasis on environmental protection processes, the global semiconductor industry has ushered in unprecedented development opportunities. In this context, the Shenzhen International Electronic Components and Materials Procurement Exhibition (ES SHOW) is about to be grand opening to showcase the latest achievements in semiconductor technology and explore the new trend of industry development.
The development of semiconductor technology in recent years can be described as rapid progress, especially in the field of materials, manufacturing processes and applications have made major breakthroughs. The industry is moving towards smaller, more efficient and more powerful devices, and the application of nanotechnology allows complex functions to be integrated into smaller devices, providing a strong support for the development of emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence and autonomous driving. At the same time, the emphasis on environmentally friendly processes also reflects the industry's commitment to sustainable development, driving the development of green technologies by reducing energy consumption and waste generation.
The working principle of semiconductors is based on their unique material properties. Semiconductor materials have electrical resistivity between conductors and insulators and can form charged particles, namely electrons and holes, by adding impurities. These charged particles move under applied voltage or light to produce an electric current and perform the functions of electronic components. Transistor is a typical example of the use of semiconductor materials to control current, by amplifying the signal to achieve the function of electronic switching.
In terms of industrial development and cooperation at home and abroad, Saudi Arabia's active layout is particularly remarkable. The country has demonstrated its determination to build a semiconductor design and development center by launching a large-scale semiconductor industry investment fund and establishing a national semiconductor Center. The Saudi government's ambitious plans include attracting 50 fabless semiconductor design companies and training 5,000 professional engineers by 2030. In addition, Saudi Arabia has also made significant progress in international cooperation, as evidenced by the core data center established in cooperation with Huawei.
Orange Yi Jin believes that in the future, we will see the emergence of smaller, more powerful and more energy-efficient chips, driving the development of various industries. Semiconductor technology will be more widely used in medical, transportation, energy and other fields, bringing more convenience and progress to human society.