How China plans to control the world’s legacy chips—and why it matters

Vyra Wu, DIGITIMES Asia, Taipei

Feb 27, 2025, 06:39 0

Credit: AFP

China's rapid expansion in legacy semiconductor production poses a critical yet often overlooked threat to US national security, according to Sunny Cheung, a Washington-based analyst at the Jamestown Foundation and Global Fellow at Taiwan's Democracy,...

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