According to the National Science Council, Taiwan's Central Taiwan Science Park received approval for three investment projects totaling approximately NT$247 million on November 11, spanning AI-powered manufacturing, low-carbon energy, and semiconductor equipment sectors.

Wu Zhi Technologies invested NT$140.5 million in AI vision inspection systems for semiconductor and electronics manufacturing. Hydrogen Harmony Low Carbon invested NT$200 million in hydrogen power generation and recycling technology for the park's factories. Li Yi Da Semiconductor Equipment invested approximately NT$33 million in next-generation microlithography exposure equipment and coherent light source systems. The initiatives strengthen Taiwan's semiconductor supply chain autonomy and production efficiency.

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