Materials analysis firm MA-tek plans to invest around NT$700 million to upgrade seven laboratories across northern and southern Taiwan under government-backed investment schemes, Now News reported Monday.
The upgrades span Hsinchu County, Hsinchu City and Tainan, and will add advanced testing equipment alongside 208 new jobs, according to the report.
The company, which serves semiconductor, display and optoelectronics sectors, is pushing deeper into AI-enabled testing, automated reporting and data-driven management systems. It also plans workflow reviews aimed at improving energy efficiency and establishing a greenhouse gas inventory framework, the report said.
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