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Home > News > Taiwan nano-related production to top nt$300 billion by 2008

September 6th, 2004

Taiwan nano-related production to top nt$300 billion by 2008

Abstract:
The production value of Taiwan's nanotechnology-related industries and fields is expected to reach NT$300 billion (US$8.9 billion) by 2008 with the concerted efforts of the government and the private sector, Vice President Annette Lu said Monday. Addressing the opening of the Taiwan Nano Tech 2004 exposition at the Taipei International Convention Center, Lu said that Taiwan's industrial manufacturing sector has made commendable achievements since the country launched the National Science and Technology Program for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology in January 2003. Over the past two years, Lu said, 186 companies have become involved in research, development and production, churning out NT$70 billion-worth of products and technologies that bear the "nano" label.

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