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The European Council and the European Parliament have officially reached a provisional political agreement on the regulation to strengthen Europe's semiconductor ecosystem, better known as the Chips Act.
43 billion euros, effectively subsidies to encourage companies, european and american, and others, to manufacture their chips on european soil, to put it in context it is 43 billion in europe, and that is a reaction to the us chip act which subsidises their own domestic industry to the tune of $280 billion, and korea has a plan for the next decade to invest 450 billion. crosstalk. the eu, in a way is competing with giants. 0f with giants. of course, and we all are, and somewhere in the midst of this is the uk. let's talk about the companies that will benefit from the chip act. you will be the ...
If they can replicate that is yet to be seen, president emanuel chips act made the trip to beijing and that is seen as positive in china but generally —— emmanuel macron. they are concerned by the reliance on china for semiconductors for all the technology that goes into the green revolution and i think those geopolitical concerns will remain a constraint on china's ability to export going forward. okay, julian evans—pritchard, head of china economics at capital economics. let's focus on that now, europe and its ambitions within the chip sector because the eu is ready to become a serious...
As semiconductors, electric vehicles, artificial intelligence, europe is called right in the middle. chips are fundamental to all of these next generation technologies, the future of european economies and the domestic production of thesejobs production of these jobs protects european supply chains. we saw in covid what happens when supply chains are scattered all over the world. if europe does not act now it's economies will be hollowed out, with all of the critical high—end jobs and chips being associated with them being made in the us and china, so that is why they are reacting now. talk ...
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