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350+ new Chinese semiconductor industry projects in 2023 - Vimarsana News

350+ new Chinese semiconductor industry projects in 2023

In a time where we're seeing more and more investments being made to secure technological sovereignty concerning semiconductors – both in terms of innovation and manufacturing – China is making a push strategically fortify itself.

China-Based Semiconductor Firms Tap Malaysian Companies for Chips Assembly - Vimarsana News

China-Based Semiconductor Firms Tap Malaysian Companies for Chips Assembly

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Global Semiconductor Industry Insights: 2023 Research Value Pack Highlights IC Design, Manufacturing, and OSAT Sectors - Vimarsana News

Global Semiconductor Industry Insights: 2023 Research Value Pack Highlights IC Design, Manufacturing, and OSAT Sectors

/PRNewswire/ -- The "2023 Semiconductor Industry Research Value Pack" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The semiconductor industry...

Chinese firms look for assembly of high-end chips - Vimarsana News

Chinese firms look for assembly of high-end chips

SINGAPORE: A growing number of Chinese semiconductor design companies are tapping Malaysian firms to assemble a portion of their high-end chips, keen to hedge risks in case the US expands sanctions on China’s chip industry, sources say.

Could Malaysia be the middle ground for semiconductor industry? - Vimarsana News

Could Malaysia be the middle ground for semiconductor industry?

Malaysia could end up being a middle ground for the semiconductor industry as both China and the US rely on the country.