Members
Benson Tseng Director
Nork Technology Corp., Ltd General Manager- Experience
- Since 2003, active in semiconductor advanced materials, including component sales and equipment maintenance.
- 2007 — Founded Nork Technology; became Taiwan distributor for Saint-Gobain Electronic Materials, supporting CMP polishing material development.
- 2009 — Distributed Visera Technology LEDs and introduced Ferro Tec (SIFUSION) materials to TSMC as a qualified supplier.
- 2010 — Sold AOT LEDs (backlight applications).
- 2012 — Partnered with 3M CMP filters; also distributed Ferro Tec furnace tubes, TriTek equipment, and YODN lamps, and handled E-CHUCK maintenance.
- Participated in R&D collaborations and fostered international distribution and technical partnerships.
- Over 20 years of industry experience, establishing a strong presence in the semiconductor supply chain.
Profile
Director Tseng is the founder of Nork Technology Corp., Ltd. He began his career in the semiconductor industry in 2003, focusing on advanced materials sales and equipment maintenance, building extensive expertise before venturing into entrepreneurship.
In 2007, he officially founded Nork Technology and, the following year, became the Taiwan distributor for Saint-Gobain Electronic Materials. Collaborating on CMP polishing material development, he successfully entered advanced process applications and established the company as a qualified supplier for TSMC.
Guided by the core values of professionalism, dedication, and integrity, Director Tseng combines an outstanding R&D team, advanced process expertise, and rigorous quality management to anticipate market trends and meet client needs. Leveraging sharp market insight and deep industry knowledge, he continues to drive the company’s international collaborations and materials applications, earning the trust of leading semiconductor manufacturers. Under his leadership, the team has maintained a strong and steady presence in the highly competitive semiconductor industry, garnering wide recognition from the sector.
Future Outlook for the Association：
In light of escalating volatility across global supply chains and the international economy, Taiwan and Japan, as critical nodes in the global semiconductor value chain, must further deepen mutual trust and strengthen technical and industrial collaboration.The establishment of this Association is precisely a response to this need, taking on the responsibility to pool specialized expertise, integrate international networks, and advance technical cooperation and resource sharing. Concurrently, the Association is committed to the mission of cultivating the next generation of talent, promoting knowledge transfer and global alignment, and leading the semiconductor industry toward a more resilient, sustainable, and secure supply chain structure.