The Si-Soft Hsinchu Science Park Business Center is one of the infrastructure development projects at Si-Soft Research Center under the “SOC Product Design Services and Technology R&D Project” promoted by the Science Park Administration (hereinafter referred to as “the Administration”.) Currently, it is operated in collaboration with the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center of National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, serving as an innovative cooperation model between the government, universities, and industries. This collaboration strengthens the connections between the government, industry, and academia, playing a pivotal role in enhancing the added value of the Hsinchu Science Park's international network and advancing the development of technology services.

The incubator was certified by the “National Business Incubation Association (NBIA)”, and received Taiwan's first international entrepreneurship environment certification, pioneering a new business model with quality assurance from “International Certification.” In addition to providing small office spaces for incubating companies and residents in the park, the incubator also offers flexible and mobile office desks and meeting room rentals, among other services, to enhance the added value of the park's industries and strengthen their competitiveness in the international business market.

Site Address: Rm. 1A2, No. 1, Lixing 1st Rd., East Dist., Hsinchu City 300, Taiwan (R.O.C.)  Map

Point of contact: Roy Pan  |  (03)5712121#71118  |  roypan@nycu.edu.tw

1. Located between the third and first phases of Hsinchu Science Park, the area is surrounded by leading companies in the semiconductor, optoelectronics, telecommunications, computer, and related industries. In addition, adjacent to the NYCU and National Ching Hua University, it enjoys the benefits of a supply chain and convenient traffic network. Enterprises present at the incubator, therefore, enhance their competitiveness.
2. Located in Si-Soft Research Center, the incubator is, equipped with a comprehensive public infrastructure, such as a paid multi-story parking lot. It also offers timely business and daily services, including access to accountants, lawyers, intellectual property services, dining options, and convenience stores. Resident companies can benefit from abundant shared resources.

1. Jan Qi Building is an advanced research center for smart hospitals, located on the southwest side of the Bo-Ai Campus. The building is 10 stories high and features multi-purpose spaces, including a lecture hall, medium to large lecture rooms, exhibition halls, lounges, biomedical laboratories, interdisciplinary laboratories, and administrative offices.
2. The biomedical accelerator quickly guides startup teams to develop marketable products or services, accelerating their path to success.
3. By combining the innovative research of Yi Ching Hospital with the university’s academic and research units, a “cluster effect” is generated that accelerates the development of the biomedical electronics field.
4. The center will collaborate closely with the industry in the future, integrating the upstream, midstream, and downstream sectors of the industry chains. This will not only nurture more pioneering biomedical electronics companies, injecting new vitality into Taiwan’s ICT industry, but also enhance the new value of the integration between Taiwan’s ICT and biotech industries.