Brazil represents one of the most strategically important markets for the global semiconductor industry, supported by strong government industrial incentives, a broad domestic consumption base, and mandatory local manufacturing requirements. The Brazilian government provides significant tax incentives to companies that manufacture smartphones and computers locally, and key memory components—including RAM, NAND flash memory, SSD modules, and DDR4 and DDR5 memory modules—are subject to localization requirements of approximately 50%.
Through this collaboration, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and customers in Brazil's electronics sector will have access to a wide range of locally manufactured BIWIN products, including:

Integrated storage solutions: eMMC and UFS;
DRAM memory modules: DDR4, DDR5, and LPDDR;
NAND flash memory and solid-state storage: PCIe NVMe SSDs and NAND flash-based products;
Industrial solutions: Industrial-grade memory and storage solutions

“This partnership represents a significant milestone in BIWIN’s international expansion strategy. By combining BIWIN’s industry-leading expertise in memory and storage with Tera’s established local manufacturing capabilities and deep relationships with Brazilian original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), we are creating a powerful platform to serve one of the world’s most dynamic technology markets. Tera’s facilities in Manaus and its position within the Digitron Group provide an exceptional base for localized production,” said Will Lin, CEO of BIWIN Technology.

“This alliance represents a significant milestone for both companies and, more importantly, for the future of the semiconductor industry in Brazil. By combining BIWIN’s global technological leadership with TERA’s local manufacturing capabilities and the Digitron Group’s industrial expertise, we are creating a solid platform to bring advanced memory technologies to Brazilian customers. Our goal is not simply to manufacture products locally, but to develop long-term technological capabilities that strengthen Brazil’s position within the global semiconductor value chain.”.