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UK FDI: Strategic streamlining but sectoral spread - the UK Government confirms its plans for NSIA reform | White & Case LLP - Vimarsana News

UK FDI: Strategic streamlining but sectoral spread - the UK Government confirms its plans for NSIA reform | White & Case LLP

In April 2024, the UK Government published its response to the Cabinet Office's 'call for evidence' on the National Security and Investment Act 2021. The call for evidence was an...

UK Government to invest £14M in power semi packaging - Vimarsana News

UK Government to invest £14M in power semi packaging

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Government lifts chip strategy with a bit more cash - Vimarsana News

Government lifts chip strategy with a bit more cash

Unlike the EU and US, the UK government appears to be taking its time on providing a large cash injection to build out the UK semiconductor sector.

AMD to Utilize Samsung's 4nm Node for Low-End APUs and Radeon GPUs: Rumors - Vimarsana News

AMD to Utilize Samsung's 4nm Node for Low-End APUs and Radeon GPUs: Rumors

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Labour calls for Government to protect jobs at UK's largest chip-making plant | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

Labour calls for Government to protect jobs at UK's largest chip-making plant | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

Jo Stevens is calling for the Government to stop delaying the sale of the UK’s largest semiconductor manufacturer.