The Spanish Semiconductor Industry Association (AESEMI) represents the most relevant Spanish companies in microelectronic design and semiconductor manufacturing. By highlighting their valuable contributions to the industry, AESEMI shows how they are strengthening the sector both nationally and internationally.
As a strategic partner in the supply of specialty gases for the semiconductor industry, Nippon Gases provides innovative technological solutions tailored to the needs of the electronics sector - ranging from the most efficient supply methods to applications customised to specific requirements.
This partnership between Nippon Gases and AESEMI will foster innovation and development within Spain’s semiconductor industry, thus creating new opportunities to strengthen the industry’s position in the global market.
“This collaboration will help us to play a more active role - if not an even more prominent one - as a part of the microelectronic ecosystem in Spain, having a greater visibility while providing our supply of electronic gases and facilities associated for their use.” said Guadalupe Melero, Marketing Manager of Specialty and Electronic gases of Nippon Gases Iberia.
This is a further step by Nippon Gases as it expands its presence in the semiconductor industry, reinforcing its position as a leading supplier of the specialty gases critical to clients’ processes.
About AESEMI
The Spanish Semiconductor Industry Association -AESEMI- was founded at the end of 2021 by the companies Wiyo (Yocto Technologies), Imasenic, Kdpof e ICMálaga.
Its creation was driven by the great necessity of digitalizing processes, simulate more productive and efficient physical scenarios in real time, develop new technologies for automation, optoelectronic development and advances in the automotive sector, among others.
The main aim of this association is to give visibility to every entity that is part of the technological ecosystem of semiconductors in Spain.
Thanks to this platform, not only the growth of this industry is boosted, but also the possibilities for large companies to have solutions to achieve decarbonization and digitalization commitments, which are a common factor for every industry in a global context.