South Korea Invests 500 Billion Won in Next-Gen Power Semiconductor Technology

According to First Financial, South Korea's government formally launched its "Super Innovation Economy" project on June 16, allocating 500 billion won (approximately 22.3 billion yuan) in national funding to develop next-generation power semiconductor technology. The initiative positions power semiconductors as a core strategic industry comparable to memory chips. Meanwhile, within China's A-share market, multiple listed companies including Galaxy Microelectronics, Lansha Electronics, and Dongwei Semiconductor have disclosed acquisition announcements this year to expand power chip operations. International leaders Infineon and Texas Instruments recently announced their second round of price increases for the year.
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