Jiwei.com News, according to Taiwan's media "Electronic Times", Liu Zhidong, chief financial officer of UniDeng , said in an interview today (19th): "Although the earthquake forced some of the company's semiconductor foundry equipment to be closed, all production lines have resumed normal operations this morning."
It is reported that after the magnitude 6.4 earthquake occurred in Taiwan, China on the night of the 17th, another magnitude 6.9 earthquake occurred in Hualien County on the 18th. Taiwan Central News Agency previously reported that regarding the strong earthquake, TSMC stated: According to internal procedures, some clean room personnel in the southern factory area will be evacuated as soon as possible to ensure safety, and the industrial safety system and other industries are normal. UMC said that a few machines in the Hsinchu factory started the self-protection mechanism and the reboot was safe and the personnel were all safe. They operated according to standard procedures, and there was no significant impact on others.
Taiwan's "Ministry of Economics" said that the three science and technology parks located in Hsinchu, Taichung and Tainan have not been severely damaged by the earthquake. The electricity and water supply in the technology park were not affected. Major technology companies such as TSMC, Micron and AUO said they had not suffered damage caused by the earthquake.
(Proofreading/Zhao Yue)
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