On the afternoon of September 3, the Yangtze River Delta Integrated Circuit Industry Chain Supply-Demand Matching Conference, themed "Collaborative Innovation · Connecting the Future Together," was successfully held.

The event was held under the guidance of the Jiangyin Bureau of Industry and Information Technology, hosted by the Jiangyin Microelectronics Industrial Park, organized by Jiangsu Changjiang Electronics Technology Co., Ltd. (JCET), and co-organized by the Jiangyin Enterprise Service Center. Nearly 20 representatives from upstream and downstream enterprises along the Yangtze River Delta integrated circuit industry chain participated in the event. Li Zhangqing, Founding Partner of Tachikawa Semiconductor, attended the conference on behalf of the company.

In his speech, Tan Haiping, Director of the Jiangyin Bureau of Industry and Information Technology, pointed out that the integrated circuit industry, as a highly promising strategic emerging sector, plays a pivotal role in Jiangyin's industrial upgrading process and serves as a core driving force in elevating the city's industries to a higher level. To foster a more competitive industrial ecosystem, Jiangyin has adopted a multi-pronged and targeted approach, including the establishment of special industrial funds, the development of specialized integrated circuit parks, and the formulation of dedicated IC industry policies – providing multi-dimensional support for enterprises and comprehensively safeguarding the high-quality development of the industry.

The successful convening of this industry chain supply-demand matching conference has built an efficient communication bridge for integrated circuit industry chain enterprises across the Yangtze River Delta, effectively promoting exchanges and collaboration between upstream and downstream companies, and opening up new development opportunities and platforms for the enterprises involved. Moving forward, the Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology will continue to serve as a bridge and link, deepening government-enterprise collaboration, driving deeper integration of upstream and downstream players along the industry chain, and supporting the comprehensive optimization, quality improvement, and innovation-driven development of the entire integrated circuit industry chain.