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China will impose new restrictions regarding exports of two materials used in the semiconductor industry, which becomes the country's latest effort amid a "chip war" with the United States.

Germany is trying to get ahead of its skilled worker shortage. Last October, the government announced a strategy focusing on education, upskilling, increasing labor participation, improving work culture and reducing emigration. Europes largest economy is also reforming its immigration laws to make it easier for skilled workers from abroad to come to Germany.

One of the top memory chip makers, Micron Technology, is betting on India. This marks a turning point for Indias chip manufacturing plans and sows the seeds of a much-sought ecosystem, though the countrys wait for a ground up fab continues.

The US is pushing to build advanced chipmaking at home and in friendly countries as growing global tensions spur concerns about the world’s reliance on Asian centres, such as Taiwan, which China claims as part of its territory.

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The rare building project in the heart of Silicon Valley will be the biggest R&D facility in the semiconductor industry.

​Even if Intel manages to close the gap on TSMC and Samsung in manufacturing technology, it needs to convince the world’s most important chip clients that the company can be trusted not only with its designs but also to deliver products in volume, on time and with minimal defects

Japan is expected to spend US$7 billion on wafer fab equipment next year, an 82 per cent jump from this year, in an attempt to boost its position in the global semiconductor market.

As the US invests billions in local semiconductor manufacturing to end its dependence on China, the bonhomie...

Reports that the Taiwanese manufacturing giant is interested in setting up a semiconductor plant in India even without government incentives should be taken with a large pinch of salt