Asian Gallium Oxide Alliance (AGOA) was established in July 2022, jointly initiated by several well-known universities, research institutes, and industrial enterprises across Asia. The alliance is dedicated to promoting innovation and application of ultra-wide bandgap semiconductor Gallium Oxide materials. With its excellent properties and broad prospects, Gallium Oxide is gradually becoming a core material driving the next generation of semiconductor technology revolution. Upholding the spirit of “Connect Next Generation,” AGOA integrates superior resources and builds an interdisciplinary and cross-sector innovation platform. Alliance unites industry strength to promote collective development and drive progress across the Gallium Oxide field.

      In January 2024, the alliance established the “Hangzhou Fuyang Gallium Valley Gallium Oxide Industry Development Service Center” in Fuyang District, Hangzhou. The establishment of this physical platform has further strengthened the alliance’s organizational and service capabilities, providing a long-term operational foundation for delivering industry services, facilitating project matchmaking, and promoting the commercialization of research outcomes. As of June 2025, the alliance has over 70 members, covering the entire upstream and downstream of the Gallium Oxide industry chain. The alliance, guided by industrial demand, continues to promote the industrialization and large-scale application of scientific research, accelerating the transition of gallium oxide technologies from laboratory research to industrial implementation and market-oriented deployment. By building a full-chain, coordinated development ecosystem spanning basic research, technological breakthroughs, industrial transformation, and large-scale application, the alliance takes innovation-driven development, demand orientation, green and low-carbon principles, and open collaboration as its core development trajectory. It further deepens multi-dimensional integration across industry, education, research, application, and finance, driving the Gallium Oxide sector toward high-end, intelligent, green, and clustered development, and providing essential material support and a solid industrial foundation for the construction of a strong manufacturing nation and a science and technology powerhouse.

      Upholding the service philosophy of “Dedicated to Industry, Professional in Attitude, Focused on Execution” the alliance continuously enhances its service capabilities, advances the development of industry standardization, expands its international cooperation network, and builds bridges for cross-border exchange to enable resource sharing and technological complementarity. Through sustained operation and capacity building, the alliance has gradually evolved into a professional platform that combines industrial organization with resource integration capabilities, playing an active role in promoting technological innovation among enterprises and in strengthening the overall Gallium Oxide industrial ecosystem.

      A unified system of group standards, national standards, and even international standards constitutes one of the key foundations for industrial development. In the construction of such standard systems, the alliance fully leverages its role as a bridge between the academic community and industry by organizing universities and research institutes, enterprises, and expert teams to jointly develop international, national, industry, and group standards, as well as to facilitate the sharing of application cases. These efforts promote the standardized development of Gallium Oxide technologies across all segments of the industrial chain, providing reliable references for enterprise R&D decision-making, government industrial planning, and industrial park project deployment. The establishment of unified standards not only helps enhance technological maturity and reduce R&D and production risks, but also fosters a shared understanding among different enterprises and research institutions in terms of materials, devices, and processes, thereby accelerating the transformation of scientific research achievement into industrial applications.

      In terms of industrial services, the alliance continues to deepen its engagement in local industry-oriented support. Through on-site visits to enterprises, discussions with R&D teams, and technical exchanges, the alliance gains an in-depth understanding of the actual conditions and needs of Gallium Oxide–related enterprises across production, research, and application stages. At the same time, it organizes project matchmaking and resource alignment activities to help local governments and industrial parks identify technology directions and industrial projects with strong development potential. Through this series of service works, the alliance effectively strengthens the linkage between innovation resources, research capabilities, and regional industrial development needs, facilitating the clustering of Gallium Oxide projects in key regions.

      In terms of international exchange, the alliance is oriented toward global Gallium Oxide research and frontier applications, and actively builds channels for international exchange and cooperation. It promotes collaboration and exchange between domestic and overseas research teams and industrial companies in technology, talent, and information, thereby enhancing China’s level of international participation and influence in the field of Gallium Oxide.

      Looking to the future, the alliance will be driven by producer services and connected through collaborative innovation to support its member organizations in overcoming key Gallium Oxide technologies, accelerate the transition of technologies from the laboratory to industrial application, and promote Gallium Oxide as an important pillar of the ultra-wide-bandgap semiconductor industry. The alliance will continue to advance the deployment of Gallium Oxide applications across industry, new energy, artificial intelligence, rail transit, and other fields, fostering new quality productive forces and injecting momentum into the industry’s high-quality development and a green, low-carbon future.

Asian Gallium Oxide Alliance Charter

Chapter 1 General Rules

Article 1 The name of this alliance is Asian Gallium Oxide Alliance (hereinafter referred to as the Alliance).

Article 2 The Alliance is located in Tianjin, People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 3 The Alliance aims at promoting the development of the gallium oxide business in Asia by developing its gallium oxide technology and improving gallium oxide researchers' overall technical capability.

Article 4 The Alliance consists of the alliance council, the technical committee, the secretariat and all members who support the objectives of the alliance.

Article 5 To carry out its work effectively, the Alliance sets the following objectives:

(1) To promote gallium oxide industrialization by integrating the resources in the gallium oxide industry.

(2) To establish a professional exchange and sharing platform for information resources in the gallium oxide industry.

(3) To organize online and offline exchange activities and conferences in the gallium oxide industry.

(4) To establish a proper talent exchange and training mechanism.

(5) To lay down an industrial standard for the gallium oxide industry.

(6) To carry out other activities to achieve the purpose of the alliance.

Chapter 2 Membership

Article 6 The Alliance has the following types of membership:

(1) Chairman members      (2) Council members 

(3) Corporate members      (4) Research institution and university members

Article 7 The chairman members are Tianjin Wonder-Sino International Trade Co., Ltd. and Novel Crystal Technology, who act as joint president, with the term of office being three years.

Article 8 Council members may make suggestions on the operation of the Alliance and the organization of academic conferences.

Article 9 Corporate members are private enterprises and university affiliated companies.

Article 10 Research institution and university members are state-run research institutions and universities.

Article 11 Members shall have priority in the matters of the Alliance.

Article 12 An application must be submitted to the secretariat to apply to be a member of the Alliance.

Article 13 A member may quit the Alliance by submitting a withdrawal application to the secretariat.

Article 14 The withdrawal is applicable to the members who fail to pay their membership dues within the prescribed time limit and the director members who fail to attend the council meeting for two consecutive times for no reason.

Article 15 Removal of membership is applicable to the members who cause damage to the reputation of the Alliance.

Chapter 3 Positions and Duties

Article 16 The Alliance sets the the following positions:

(1) Chairman:                                                               1 from China and 1 from other countries

(2) Vice chairman:                                                        no more than 3

(3) Director (except chairman and vice chairman):     no more than 20

(4) Supervisor:                                                               2

Article 17 Composition, Duties and Rules of Procedure of the Council

(1) Composition of the Council

The council members are elected from the members on the basis of openness, fairness and impartiality. The council is composed of the representatives designated by the co-chairman unit, the vice-chairman unit and the council members. Two joint presidents and several vice chairmen and directors shall be appointed, with the term of office being three years.

(2) Duties of the Council

2.1 To maintain the stability of the Alliance, and to formulate and modify the alliance charter;

2.2 To approve and revoke the membership of the Alliance;

2.3 To elect, appoint and remove from office the joint president, vice chairman and secretary general of the secretariat of the Alliance;

2.4 To review or approve the work reports of the Technical Committee and the Secretariat;

2.5 To decide the objectives and key tasks of technological development of the Alliance according to the suggestions of the Technical Committee, and to handle such major issues as fund raising, fund use, achievement transformation and income distribution;

2.6 To formulate, review, approve and modify the internal regulations of the Alliance;

2.7 To decide on the change and termination of the alliance organizations;

2.8 To decide on the establishment and removal of the Secretariat;

2.9 To review the financial report of the Alliance;

2.10 To decide on and modify the rate for membership;

2.11 To discuss and decide on other major issues.

(3) Rules of procedure of the Council

The council makes decisions through meetings. The council meeting is held regularly every year, and an interim meeting can be convened upon the proposal of a quarter of the directors. The council meeting shall be convened and presided over by the chairman or the vice-chairman entrusted by the chairman, and the voting system of one person one vote shall be implemented. The meeting shall be effective only when attended by more than 2/3 representatives of the council members. A resolution formed at the council meeting shall be valid only with the consent of more than 2/3 of the members present at the council meeting.

Chapter 4 Technical Committee

Article 18 Establishment of Technical Committee

(1) The Technical Committee is established to ensure that the Alliance works well and makes correct technical judgment. The term of office of the committee member is three years.

(2) The members of the Technical Committee shall be elected by the council.

Article 19 Functions

(1) To judge and evaluate the internal technology of the Alliance.

(2) To provide technical guidance and discussion for new projects.

(3) To select and finalize conference papers and speeches as consultants.

(4) To collect papers and news materials in the industry.

Chapter 5 Secretariat

Article 20 Establishment of the Secretariat

(1) The secretariat is established to ensure that the Alliance works well.

(2) The secretariat is staffed with full-time officials.

(3) The provisions on the secretariat and its officials shall be decided by the chairman after the resolution of the council meeting.

(4) The officials are under the direction of the council and are appointed and removed by the council.

Article 21 The implementation of the affairs of the Alliance shall be decided by the chairman except for the rules stipulated by the Alliance.

Article 22 Functions

(1) To take charge of the comprehensive management of the Alliance.

(2) To implement the resolutions of the council.

(3) To coordinate the relationship between members.

(4) To inform members of the details of the meetings and societies of the Alliance and other related affairs.

(5) To take charge of asset management and accounting control.

Chapter 6 Assets and Accounting

Article 23 The business year of the Alliance is from January 1st to December 31st of each year.

Article 24 The assets of the Alliance include the following:

(1) The property donated at the time of establishment

(2) Membership fee

(3) Sponsorship

(4) Sponsorship of the host society

(5) Other incomes

Article 25 Assets and Accounting

(1) The assets of the Alliance shall be managed by the secretariat, and the administrative rules shall be decided by the council.

(2) Relevant accounting regulations shall be decided by the chairman after the resolution of the council meeting.

Article 26 The secretariat shall prepare the following written report after the end of the business year.

(1) The annual work report

(2) The financial statements

Chapter 7 Termination

Article 27 When the Alliance dissolves after it completes its purpose or dissolves on its own or dissolves for the reason of separation or merger, the secretariat shall propose a termination motion. The motion to terminate the Alliance must be passed by council unanimously.

Article 28 Before the termination of the Alliance, it is necessary to set up a special liquidation group under the guidance of relevant state and local authorities and institutions, which shall clean up the creditor’s rights and debts and deal with problems arising from the termination. No activities other than liquidation shall be carried out during the period of liquidation.

The first Seminar on Gallium Oxide Technology and Industry in 2024

      Wide bandgap semiconductors have become one of the strategic commanding elevations of international scientific and technological competition. Gallium Oxide, as a new ultra-wide bandgap semiconductor material, has shown excellent performance far beyond the theoretical limit of traditional semiconductor materials in the fields of power devices, radio frequency devices and photodetectors, and has played a key role in promoting the development of related devices to higher efficiency, smaller volume and higher temperature resistance, which has attracted extensive attention from academia and industry. With the rapid development of new energy vehicles, 5G/6G communication, smart grid and other emerging technology fields, the market demand for Gallium Oxide materials and devices is growing, and its industrialization process will also accelerate.

      To promote the academic and technical exchange and cooperation and industrial development of Gallium Oxide nationwide, ZJU-Hangzhou Global Scientific and Technological Innovation Center, Hangzhou Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Xidian University, Hangzhou Fujia Gallium Technology Co., Ltd., Hangzhou Garen Semiconductor Co., Ltd., Semiconductor Online and Asian Gallium Oxide Alliance will jointly organize the First Gallium Oxide Technology and Industry Seminar in 2024 on July 17-18, 2024 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. We sincerely invite professionals from universities, scientific research institutions, enterprises and government departments to participate in this seminar, actively carry out extensive exchanges and discussions, and jointly promote the technological breakthrough and industrialization process of Gallium Oxide materials and related devices.

01 Sponsors and Undertakers

Sponsors

ZJU-Hangzhou Global Scientific and Technological Innovation Center

(State Key Laboratory of Silicon and Advanced Semiconductor Materials)

Hangzhou Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics

(Zhejiang Engineering Research Center for Advanced Optoelectronic Functional Materials)

Xidian University

(National Key Laboratory of Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Devices and Integration Technology)

Undertakers

Hangzhou Fujia Gallium Technology Co., Ltd

Hangzhou Garen Semiconductor Co., Ltd

Semiconductor Online

Asian Gallium Oxide Alliance

02 Organizational Structure

Honorary Chairman of the Seminar

Hao Yue, Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xidian University

Yang Deren, Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Zhejiang University

Jiang Fengyi, Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Nanchang University

Zhang Rong, Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xiamen University

Chairman of the Seminar

Zhang Long, President, Hangzhou Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics

Zhang Jincheng, Professor, Xidian University

Chairman of the Organizing Committee

Qi Hongji, Director, Hangzhou Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics

Hui Zhang, Professor, Zhejiang University

Feng Qian, Professor, Xidian University

03 Conference Topics

Growth and processing of Gallium Oxide crystals

Gallium Oxide film and its epitaxy technology

Gallium Oxide power and optoelectronic devices

Gallium Oxide related equipment

Gallium Oxide industry and policy

04 Time and address

Time: July 17-18 (sign in on 16th)

Address: Blossom Water Museum Hotel Hangzhou (118 Shuibo Road, Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou)

For participation, exhibition, publicity and sponsorship, please contact the Secretariat of the Asian Gallium Oxide Alliance

Contact: Ms. Zhang