力积电董事长兼创办人黄崇仁于7月31日因心肺衰竭逝世，享年76岁[1]。黄崇仁生于1949年[1]，拥有美国纽约西奈山医学院医学博士学位[1]，是台湾半导体产业的重要推动者。
黄崇仁于1994年创立力晶半导体，该公司是台湾首家与日本合资的DRAM制造商[1]。2008年金融海啸后，力晶一度面临约1200亿元新台币的负债[1]。黄崇仁通过将公司转型为晶圆代工业务，成功实现逆风翻盘[1]。2019年完成事业重组，2021年重新挂牌上市[1]。近年来，黄崇仁推动力积电定位为"AI Foundry"，布局HBM晶圆制造服务[1]。
Huang Chongjen, founder and chairman of Powerchip Semiconductor, passed away on July 31 due to heart and lung failure at the age of 76 [1]. Born in 1949, Huang was a pioneering figure in Taiwan's semiconductor industry who established Powerchip Semiconductor in 1994 as Taiwan's first joint venture with Japan for DRAM manufacturing [1].
The company faced severe financial challenges during the 2008 global financial crisis, accumulating approximately 1,200 billion New Taiwan dollars in debt [1]. Under Huang's leadership, Powerchip underwent a strategic restructuring completed in 2019 and returned to public markets in 2021 [1]. In recent years, Huang steered the company toward positioning itself as an "AI Foundry," expanding into HBM wafer manufacturing services [1]. Huang held a medical doctorate from Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York [1].
