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What it takes for Made-in-Europe chips to thrive besides TSMC and EUR42 billion

Judy Lin, DIGITIMES, Taipei Thursday 10 February 2022 0

EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager; Credit: AFP

The European Union announced its version of Chips Act on February 8, aiming to provide at least EUR42 billion (US$48 billion) by 2030 to push its global market share of semiconductors to 20%. In addition to the pressure of getting member states to approve...

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