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US, China, EU push for localization: Europe's chip giants warn of unintended fallout

Amanda Liang, Commentary; Levi Li, DIGITIMES Asia Friday 15 November 2024 0

France's President Macron (C), STM CEO Jean-Marc Chery (R) and GF CEO Thomas Caulfield. Credit: AFP

China's semiconductor industry has ironically labeled Donald Trump as its "unexpected ally." Since 2018, his trade and tech wars have catalyzed major shifts in the sector. Now, with a second Trump presidency on the horizon, the industry weighs the complex...

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