News: Microelectronics
10 November 2021
Gallium Semi chooses Nijmegen for European R&D center
Singapore-based Gallium Semiconductor has launched its European research and development center in Nijmegen, Netherlands.
Gallium Semi says that its strategic choice of Nijmegen is based on the recognition of it being a European innovation hub for RF power technology with a very talented pool of engineers. The new R&D center is targeted at GaN semiconductor product development, device design, customer application engineering and production support.
“Nijmegen is the vibrant heart of Europe’s RF power technology and our presence here will allow us to expand our team with world-class talent,” says Michael Guyonnet, Gallium Semi’s vice president of Networks.
The firm says that it will use the Nijmegen R&D center as an opportunity to work closely with global customers to design, test and commercialize RF GaN semiconductor solutions for 5G mobile communications, aerospace & defense, and industrial, scientific & medical applications. “With so much expertise in RF engineering and manufacturing operations, we are able to leverage the most advanced technology to drive our product development,” says CEO Kin Tan.
