Tradeshows & Conferences
CSEAC 2026
Scaling the Supply Chain: Manufacturing and Equipment Insights at CSEAC
Standing at the forefront of China’s semiconductor manufacturing strategy, the China Semiconductor Equipment and Technology Symposium (CSEAC) draws together the core builders of the microelectronics ecosystem. This major symposium connects foundry executives, tool designers, material pioneers, and research institutes under one umbrella. Key conversations focus on breaking technical bottlenecks in wafer fabrication equipment (WFE), advanced lithography, high-purity materials, and yield optimization.
Yole Group is thrilled to bring its strategic analysis to CSEAC. Our team will deliver comprehensive data and market forecasting focused on the global semiconductor equipment and wafer fab capacity expansion.
Yole Group will be part of program with:
Gary HUANG
Corp VP, Head of Asia Pacific, Research and Business Development
More info coming soon…
Gary HUANG
Corporate VP, Head of Asia Pacific, Research and Business Development
Gary Huang is Corporate VP, Head of Asia Pacific, Research and Business Development at Yole Group, where he leads business development and strategic industry partnerships across the Asia-Pacific region.
With over 25 years of professional experience in semiconductors, communications, RF systems, and information technology, Gary specializes in mergers and acquisitions, IP licensing, and strategic product alliances.
Before joining Yole Group, Gary held senior management roles at several leading international high-tech companies, successfully driving global and regional market expansion. His extensive multinational management and industry strategy experience have contributed to growth in key technology sectors.
As part of Yole Group’s executive management team, Gary plays an active role in strategic dialogues and collaborations within Taiwan’s semiconductor industry. He is instrumental in advancing Yole’s market research, technology insights, and corporate advisory services, strengthening connections across the value chain.
Gary holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of California, Davis, and remains actively engaged in the Asia-Pacific high-tech ecosystem.
