Thailand’s role in semiconductor packaging and testing grows, FedEx report finds

By Public Technologies
  • FedEx published a semiconductor report highlighting Thailand’s growing packaging and testing role as AI and electric vehicles drive chip demand.
  • Asia-Pacific accounts for approximately 58% of global semiconductor industry revenue, underscoring its central role in increasingly interconnected supply chains.
  • A September 2-4, 2026, survey found 35% of respondents expect manufacturing expansion into additional Asia-Pacific markets over the next three years.
  • Another 25% plan to increase or diversify sourcing within Asia-Pacific or globally, reflecting a growing focus on supply chain resilience.
  • Geopolitical disruption was the biggest growth challenge for 30% of respondents; 44% prioritized faster international shipping when selecting logistics partners.


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