Royal United Services Institute46mOpinion
Limits of Economic Deterrence in the US-China Tech Competition
The maximalist US approach to deterring China's digital competition may not be served well by economic measures alone.
The push to restore semiconductor manufacturing faces a labor crisis − can the US train enough workers in time?
Bringing chip manufacturing back to America is a national security and economic priority, but a shortage of skilled workers ...
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How Taiwan Semiconductor's U.S. Move Could Shift Chipmaking
The semiconductor industry has been the center of attention for investors looking to get into the United States technology ...
Amid tariff risks, Vietnam signs energy deals with US, reviews duties to boost US imports
Vietnam escalated a charm offensive with the United States on Friday as it announced provisional deals for the import of U.S.
State and local officials respond to President Trump’s proposed end to CHIPS Act
Sherman is now a booming hub for semiconductor manufacturers like GlobiTech, GlobalWafers and Texas Instruments, but the ...
The Next Platform14h
Lip-Bu Tan: Intel’s New – And Maybe Last – CEO
In his letter to Intel employees, new chief executive officer Lip-Bu Tan, who starts his new job next Tuesday, tells them ...
Global Voices14h
Chipmaker giant TSMC’s USD 100 billion investment in the US unnerves many Taiwanese
The latest news about Taiwan Chipmaker giant TSMC’s USD 100 billion investment in the U.S. further intensifies Taiwan’s sense ...
Two Texans in Congress defend CHIPS Act in the face of Trump’s criticism
Two Texas Republicans in Congress are defending the CHIPS Act, saying it benefits national security and creates jobs.