Chain Reaction in Hsinchu Science Park: Forging Cross-Border Semiconductor Innovation

Chain Reaction’s office in Hsinchu Science Park isn’t just where semiconductor innovation takes place, it’s where international collaboration comes to life. In recent months, our Taiwanese hub has emerged as a powerful focal point for diplomacy, media engagement, and academic exchange, reinforcing how central this location is to the growing synergy between Israel, Taiwan, and the U.S.

A Visit from the Knesset Delegation

As part of a visit to Hsinchu Science Park, a delegation from the Israeli Knesset toured our office, an affirmation of the strategic ties forming between Israel and Taiwan through semiconductor innovation.

The delegation held discussions with the Chain Reaction team, Hsinchu Science Park leadership, and representatives from leading Taiwanese suppliers, gaining firsthand insight into how next-generation technologies are developed and scaled in Taiwan.

The visit, cited as one of the most important on the delegation’s itinerary, highlighted how technology today is far more than just a sector; it serves as a diplomatic bridge between forward-thinking nations.

Spotlight from the Israeli Press

We hosted Ofir Dor, TheMarker Journalist as part of his extensive coverage of Taiwan’s high-tech ecosystem.

Dor interviewed Alon Webman, and engaged in team discussions that touched on everything from semiconductor workflows to Taiwanese work culture and regional values.
His reporting offers a valuable window into Taiwan’s unique position as a technological powerhouse, and how the deepening ties with Israel can fuel global innovation.

Inspiring the Next Generation: Reichman University Comes to Taiwan

Chain Reaction participated in a group visit of students from Reichman University (IDC Herzliya) as part of an international study tour. Talking to future innovators, Julian Lee gave an engaging summary of the major role Taiwan plays in the semiconductor industry.

The visit, among others, reflected our ongoing commitment to education and outreach, and gave the students a taste of how geopolitical context and cutting-edge tech intersect in real-world settings.

Chain Reaction Taiwan – A Gateway

These activities reflect how the Hsinchu office has become a gateway, a physical and cultural meeting point where government leaders, academic institutions, and media converge. It’s where ideas travel faster and real-world collaboration takes root.