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Large-scale chip testing in orbit is crucial for the space ambitions of China, which believes its biggest competitive pressure no longer comes from Nasa but from private space companies.

Chinas response to US chip-equipment curbs is not expected to affect its relationship with the European Union, according to the Chinese ambassador to the Netherlands. The US ban on the sales of high-end equipment to China has drawn ASML Holding NV, a Dutch company known for making advanced chipmaking gear, into a geopolitical disagreement.

The advanced chips sector and its geopolitical significance is in the news this week as a Reuters story reports that “Chinese military bodies, state-run [...]

Despite an air of pessimism prevailing among policymakers and global corporate leaders due to ongoing geopolitical risks, inflationary pressures, and rising interest rates, many have highlighted the underlying fundamentals that favour Indias growth.

Tn Semiconductor Sector: Chris Miller, author of Chip War, a recent bestseller on the geopolitics around the semiconductor sector, believes that while Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Gujarat are all early movers , TN’s new policy with a strong focus on chip design will work well for it.

Read about Selin Oruz, an aspiring paediatrician, who scored one of the three goals in Germany's 3-0 win against Chile in the FIH Olympic Qualifiers at Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Astroturf Hockey Stadium. Learn about her journey and the effort required to become a paediatrician.

Singapore's highly trade-dependent economy is being heavily impacted by global monetary tightening measures, leading to a decrease in demand for its export-led manufacturing sector.

Distinctions between contestants are subtle but could have outsize implications.

As the trillion-dollar chipmaker faces more scrutiny, it may be looking to flex its muscles in government affairs.

Chip Design: Miller said governments should be skeptical of the idea that spending a lot of money on fabrication is the best strategy.