The European Union has scaled back a flagship industrial proposal aimed at strengthening its economic resilience, removing artificial intelligence, semiconductors and quantum computing from the list of technologies that would qualify for priority domestic production under a new funding framework. A draft of
China’s semiconductor strategy has moved from incremental capacity building to a comprehensive national effort aimed at long-term technological resilience. As global supply chains have become more fragmented, policymakers have placed chip manufacturing at the center of industrial modernization. Foundries, design houses, materials suppliers,
Shanghai is accelerating its push to become a global technology powerhouse by placing open source development at the center of its ambitions in artificial intelligence and semiconductor self sufficiency. As competition with the United States intensifies in advanced technologies, the city is betting
Semiconductor Squeeze: How China is Rewriting the Chip Playbook With U.S. export bans tightening, China pivots to indigenous innovation, subsidies, and strategic alliances. The Pressure Point of Modern Technology In the 21st century, semiconductors are the oil of the digital economy powering everything
