Silicon Power Welcomes Delegation from the Province of Flevoland-Deepening Taiwan-Netherlands Technology Exchange with a Focus on the European Market and Industrial Application Collaboration
Taipei, Taiwan – September 7th, 2026 – Silicon Power (SP) has welcomed a delegation from the Province of Flevoland, the Netherlands, to its headquarters in Taiwan. Led by Toon van Dijk, Vice-Governor of Economy for the Province of Flevoland, the delegation met with Silicon Power to exchange views on European market development, local operations in the Netherlands, and potential collaboration opportunities in industrial applications.
The visit not only reflects the strong interest of the Dutch local government in Taiwan’s technology industry, but also underscores Silicon Power’s continued efforts to connect Taiwan-based technology capabilities with the European market and deepen international industrial partnerships.
Strengthening Local Market Connections
Through the Netherlands as a Key European Hub
Silicon Power has built a strong international presence over the years, with products sold in more than 100 countries and operational locations across Asia, the Americas, and Europe to serve customers worldwide.
“The European market has long been an important part of our global strategy, and Almere in the Netherlands serves as a key operational hub for Silicon Power in supporting the European and North African markets,” said Tony Hsieh, Head of the Business Group at Silicon Power. “We are honored to welcome the delegation to our headquarters in Taiwan, creating an opportunity for deeper exchange on regional market development, local industry-academia collaboration, and the growing demand for high-reliability applications.”
The visit by the Flevoland delegation also highlights Silicon Power’s role within Europe’s technology value chain. Through continued engagement with local governments and industry ecosystems, Silicon Power aims to strengthen its service capabilities in the European market while further connecting Taiwan’s technology strengths with regional market needs, creating new possibilities for future collaboration.
Connecting Industrial Storage Applications
with Europe’s Smart Industry Needs
As the European market continues to advance in areas such as AI edge computing, smart manufacturing, smart logistics, data centers, agritech, and mobility applications, the importance of high-reliability memory and storage solutions continues to grow.
Silicon Power Industrial has long focused on industrial-grade storage technologies, providing industrial SSDs, DRAM, NAND, and embedded storage solutions to help customers address demanding environments, long-term deployment needs, and stable supply requirements. Driven by the continued growth of industrial automation, edge computing, and smart device upgrades, Silicon Power Industrial products have expanded across applications including manufacturing, transportation, energy, healthcare, and retail. Industrial-related revenue has continued to grow in recent years, gradually increasing its importance within the company’s overall business.
Silicon Power stated that this exchange creates further opportunities for future collaboration in technology industries, regional development, and smart applications. Looking ahead, Silicon Power will continue to build on its Taiwan-based technology and R&D capabilities while leveraging its local operational presence in Europe. The company will also continue to deepen its connections with the Netherlands, the Province of Flevoland, local governments, industries, and innovation ecosystems to explore more opportunities in industrial storage, AI edge applications, and smart industry collaboration.
