Tien Wu
Tien Wu is the Chief Operating Officer of ASE Technology Holding Co, the world's largest provider of outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) services. He has played a pivotal role in the company's strategic expansion efforts, including the recent launch of a new advanced manufacturing facility in Penang, Malaysia, aimed at meeting the growing demand for advanced technologies such as generative artificial intelligence applications. Wu emphasizes ASE's commitment to developing the semiconductor industry in Southeast Asia, highlighting Malaysia's position as a regional hub for semiconductor manufacturing.
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SEMI International Board chairman Tien Wu said amid geopolitical regulatory uncertainty, it is important to consider how multinational corporations can work together.
Minister pushes three-point chip pact
Taiwan· 2025-09-09
Tien Wu, chief operating officer of ASE Technology Holding Co, mentioned that Taiwan’s semiconductor industry is expected to maintain its technology lead in AI and data center development.
Semiconductor equipment billings to double this year: SEMITaiwan· 2025-09-09
SEMI international board chairman Tien Wu announced plans for a new energy management platform in Taiwan.
SEMI announces energy platform planTaiwan· 2025-09-08
ASE chief operating officer Tien Wu said demand for advanced packaging is only just beginning.
Advanced packaging in focus at Semicon TaiwanTaiwan· 2025-09-08
Tien Wu is the chief operating officer of ASE Technology Holding Co and will serve as a moderator at the CEO summit.
Semicon expo to see record exhibitorsTaiwan· 2025-09-08
ASE chief operating officer Tien Wu told an investors’ conference in Taipei.
ASE to boost its equipment expenditure by up to 16%Taiwan· 2025-08-01
Tien Wu is the chief operating officer of ASE Technology Holding Inc and is involved in the company's capacity expansion plans.
ASE mulling US capacity expansionTaiwan· 2025-06-25
ASE chief executive officer Tien Wu said in the statement that Southeast Asia is increasingly becoming an important base for semiconductors.
ASE launches new Malaysia facilityTaiwan· 2025-02-18