Press release
Singapore, May 20, 2025 – The Dutch high-tech company Sioux Technologies and Singaporean Applied Angstrom Technology (AAT) announce a strategic partnership. The companies will jointly develop a groundbreaking artificial intelligence (AI)-powered software platform for next-generation equipment in the semiconductor industry. The platform will feature a modular and scalable architecture designed to significantly improve efficiency, productivity, and innovation within the sector through real-time data analysis and predictive maintenance.
The formalization of the partnership took place in Singapore. On behalf of Sioux Technologies, CTO Arnoud de Geus signed the agreement, while CEO Dr. Richard Yang signed on behalf of AAT. The ceremony was attended by various government officials from both the Netherlands and Singapore, including the Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs, Mr. Dirk Beljaarts, the Dutch Ambassador to Singapore and Brunei, Her Excellency Anneke Adema, and the Singaporean Minister for Sustainability and the Environment and Minister-in-charge of Trade Relations, Ms. Grace Fu.
Intensifying Collaboration Between the Netherlands and Singapore
The Netherlands and Singapore are intensifying their collaboration in the vital semiconductor industry. Both countries recognize the crucial importance of microchips for modern technology and the global economy. On the sidelines of the SEMICON East Asia conference, companies, research institutions, and governments are solidifying their mutual ties. This development aligns with the objectives of the European Semicon Coalition to stimulate innovation and strengthen Europe's market position in the semiconductor sector.
About AAT
AAT is a Singaporean deep-tech company focused on atomic precision process solutions for semiconductor manufacturing. The company recently completed its latest funding round with investments from iGlobe Partners and SEEDS Capital.
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Seated at the table, Arnoud de Geus (CTO, Sioux Technologies) and Dr. Richard Yang (CEO AAT) formalize their collaboration with an official signing. The moment is witnessed by (from left to right, standing): Philip Yeo Liat Kok (Chairman iGlobe Partners), Minister of Economic Affairs Dirk Beljaarts, and the Dutch Ambassador to Singapore and Brunei, Her Excellency Anneke Adema.
