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Innovating the future from Singapore
6%
of Singapore’s GDP1.
>35,000
employed by the semiconductor industry in Singapore2.
9 of 15
top semiconductor firms have set up in Singapore3.
Singapore hosts a wide range of semiconductor companies, including global leaders like GlobalFoundries, Micron, and Infineon.
Our ecosystem spans the entire value chain, from integrated circuits design, and wafer fabrication to packaging and testing.
We are home to cutting-edge research in areas like artificial intelligence (AI), 5G, and advanced packaging.
Companies like AMD and STMicroelectronics conduct significant R&D here, driving innovation in next-gen semiconductor technologies.
Singapore's advanced microelectronics research ecosystem spans institutes and universities across these strategic pillars:
Singapore offers vibration-tested industrial land required to support large-scale semiconductor manufacturing projects. Singapore continues to prepare sufficient land for future development.
Singapore’s power grids, one of the world’s most stable, ensure uninterrupted manufacturing operations. Additionally, Singapore proactively builds water supply and electricity generation capacity ahead of demand to ensure that we meet both national and industry needs.
The Singapore government partners with semiconductor manufacturers through a multi-phase approach to achieve sustainability goals.
From implementing carbon abatement and energy-saving technologies, diversifying energy supply with low-carbon electricity imports, to exploring future options such as green hydrogen that could meet half of Singapore's power needs by 2050.
We produce 15,000 STEM graduates annually, with specialised training in microelectronics.
Our Industrial Postgraduate Programme (IPP) equips talent with advanced skills in AI, machine learning, and semiconductor design.
We partner with universities and companies to co-design curricula, ensuring graduates are industry-ready.
Programmes like the Singapore Industry Scholarships (SgIS) attract young Singaporean talent to work in Singapore's strategic sectors, such as semiconductors, while the IPP cultivates postgraduate talents with essential R&D skills.
Specific to Integrated Circuit (IC) design, EDB is partnering Singapore Semiconductor Industry Association (SSIA) to bridge capabilities between academia and industry needs by a six month IC design training programme co-developed by the National Technological University (NTU) and the industry.
We offer career conversion programmes for mid-career professionals, enabling them to transition into the semiconductor industry in partnership with SSIA, industry players and IHLs.
New 22nm fab to be one of the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing facilities in Singapore and is set to create approximately 700 new jobs.
Approximate US$7 billion investment over the next several years to meet AI data center demand, estimated to create 3,000 jobs in the future.
Read moreThe new facility will consolidate assembly and manufacturing operations to better serve global clients across Asia.
KLA's move is part of a US$200 million plan to expand its presence in Singapore and make products for Asian and global customers.
Siltronic opened its new S$2.9 billion production facility for 300mm wafers, making Singapore its largest production site globally.
This factory will be the first in Singapore to manufacture high-end FC-BGA substrates used in semiconductor products.
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