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EU creating emergency control mechanism for microchip supply chains โ FT
The move comes amid tensions between the US and China and growing concerns that semiconductors could become a lever of economic coercion
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The move comes amid tensions between the US and China and growing concerns that semiconductors could become a lever of economic coercion
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The European Commission wants to strengthen its control over the EU semiconductor supply chain and gain the power to force chipmakers to terminate existing contracts, the Financial Times newspaper reported, citing a draft law.
Rob Jetten noted that the Netherlands had recently announced a strategic partnership with India in the semiconductor sector