The European Commission has recently approved Poland’s ambitious plan to grant Intel over 7.4 billion zlotys, equivalent to $1.91 billion, in state aid. This investment is aimed at supporting the establishment of a new chip assembly and testing plant in Poland, highlighting the significant push towards bolstering European semiconductor production capabilities. This strategic move is […]
Netherlands Aligns with US on ASML Export Restrictions
In a significant move to control the flow of advanced technology to China, the Dutch government has implemented new regulations that require ASML, a leading supplier of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, to obtain licenses for servicing chipmaking equipment sold to Chinese customers. This decision aligns the Netherlands’ policies with those of the United States, marking a […]
NXP Plans $1 Billion Investment in India to Expand Semiconductor Industry Presence
NXP Semiconductors has recently announced a significant plan to invest $1 billion in India, marking a strategic move to double its research and development capabilities. This investment comes as part of NXP’s broader goal to enhance its presence in India’s fast-evolving semiconductor market, which is crucial for global technology supply chains. The announcement was made […]
### Beijing condemns Dutch move to align with US chip restrictions
In a rapidly changing landscape dominated by technology and international relations, the Dutch government’s decision to expand licensing requirements on ASML’s chipmaking equipment has sparked significant backlash from Beijing. This step, which effectively aligns Dutch policies with US-led export restrictions, has the potential to reshape the semiconductor supply chain and deepen trade tensions between China […]