Terms of Use

This website is operated and controlled by ASE from its offices in Taiwan, Republic of China. By using it, you consent to these terms and agree to comply with applicable local and international laws. ASE may update these terms without notice; continued use means you accept the then-current terms.

The site is intended for lawful, personal, informational and non-commercial use, or approved commercial use by ASE customers, employees and the public. Users may not damage or impair ASE servers, interfere with another party’s use, seek unauthorized access, or obtain material not intentionally made available.

Website information, software, photography, illustration, design, text, video, graphics, sound and other materials are owned by ASE and protected by intellectual-property laws. No content may be copied, modified, displayed, transmitted, framed, republished, downloaded, uploaded or distributed unless ASE specifically permits it in writing.

ASE names, service marks, logos, slogans and product designs are proprietary to ASE and its affiliated companies. Access to the website does not grant a license, and ASE marks may not be used without prior written permission.

Materials or communications transmitted to the website are considered non-confidential and non-proprietary. Users remain responsible for their submissions and may not post unlawful, threatening, defamatory, obscene or rights-infringing material.

Third-party links are provided for convenience. ASE does not control, endorse or accept responsibility for external services or resources, and use of them is at the user’s own risk.

Users agree to indemnify ASE for claims and costs arising from a breach of these terms. Content is provided as-is without express or implied warranties. To the fullest extent permitted by law, ASE disclaims liability for losses or damages resulting from use of, or inability to use, this website.

ASE may restrict or terminate access for failure to comply with these terms. The terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of China, with litigation subject to the courts of Taipei, Taiwan. If a provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue in effect.