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📈Analog Devices, a leading global semiconductor company, announced the official opening of its new advanced manufacturing plant in Thailand. The plant's operation aims to further enhance ADI's advanced manufacturing and testing capabilities and drive a more resilient and sustainable semiconductor manufacturing footprint across the Asia-Pacific region. This expansion is part of ADI's hybrid manufacturing strategy, which leverages a global network of in-house factories, external foundries, and outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) partners. 📈The new plant is positioned as a smart and sustainable facility, integrating advanced automation and digital manufacturing technologies. It significantly expands cleanroom and manufacturing capacity, enabling ADI to scale operations across testing, wafer-level processes, chip-level packaging, and integrated circuit final testing. Built to LEED standards and aiming for LEED Platinum certification, the plant incorporates energy-saving systems, water recycling, and a real-time environmental monitoring system, making it the first plant in ADI's manufacturing network to meet such high environmental standards. Furthermore, ADI is committed to cultivating local talent in test engineering, automation, and other related fields through the "ADI Thailand Academy" and partnerships with local universities. 📈CEO and Chairman Vincent Roche stated that Thailand is one of the company's strategic hubs in its global manufacturing footprint, and this expansion demonstrates its commitment to making Thailand a reliable and sustainable provider of world-class technology-critical components. 📈www.mayhwa.com