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The Latest Breaking News from Semiconductor

We're going to have another chip shortage—despite the CHIPS Act

Semiconductor demand is unpredictable—and resolving supply shocks will only become more difficult in the future.

Fortune

Japan-South Korea relations warming rapidly

Next week's summit between Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol will be an important indication to domestic and international observers alike of both sides' resolve to improve bilateral relations.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

IQE posts profits warning amid fall in semiconductor demand

The tech company expects to see its revenues decline by around £30m in the first half of this year

Birmingham Post

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Boss of North East semiconductor maker renews calls for Government to back sector

Pragmatic Semiconductor's Scott White said manufacturers are being tempted by incentives offered overseas

Birmingham Post

Dutch government to restrict sales of processor chip tech

The Dutch government says it is planning on imposing additional restrictions on the export of machines that make advanced processor chips, joining a U.S. push that aims at restricting China’s access to materials used to make such chips

The Independent UK

Politicians Use Subsidies To Squeeze Semiconductor Manufacturers

When politicians manipulate industry, the public pays the price.

Reason

China chip imports, exports drop in first 2 months of 2023

China's semiconductor industry is feeling the strain from new export controls from the U.S. imposed since last October.

Fortune

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Looking for a Chip Stock? Don't Buy This One

While the new gold rush in generative A.I. might have enlarged the overall pie for semiconductor businesses, a slump in PC sales globally and geopolitics present more pressing near-term challenges for Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). Read on….

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Temper your expectations on child care and the Chips Act

The Biden administration is requiring any semiconductor manufacturer that applies for more than $150 million in subsidies under the Chips Act to submit “plans to provide both their facility and construction workers with access to affordable, accessible, reliable, and high-quality childcare.” This requirement is expected to cover fewer than 200,000…

Tribune News Service

2 Cheap Chip Stocks to Buy Now

Despite significant turbulence in the semiconductor business, global sales reached an all-time high last year. The industry is poised for solid long-term growth. Therefore, investors looking to buy quality chip stocks could now consider investing in United Microelectronics (UMC) and Photronics (PLAB), which look undervalued at their current prices. Keep…

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Japan weighs lifting of strict controls on exports to South

The government will likely lift its strict export controls on semiconductor materials and other items to South Korea if Seoul withdraws a complaint lodged with the World Trade Organization against Japan, government sources said.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

BoI talking to semiconductor makers

The Board of Investment (BoI) is in talks with semiconductor manufacturers from the US and Taiwan to encourage them to expand their production facilities to Thailand, part of government efforts to grow the electric vehicle (EV) industry.

Bangkok Post

The Problem With the 'Abundance Agenda'

True abundance requires a minimal state and free markets.

Reason

3 Other Chip Stocks to Check out in Addition to TSM

The chips industry’s long-term prospects look promising due to the exponential rise in demand. While Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) has gained significant popularity among investors, United Microelectronic (UMC), MasxLinear (MXL), and CEVA (CEVA) could be worth checking out. Keep reading.

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3 Stocks to Buy to Help Get Your Money to Start Working for You

In recent weeks, a slew of economic data showed that the Fed’s inflation battle is far from over. Moreover, with officials suggesting an aggressive rate-hiking campaign in the coming months, the stock market is expected to remain volatile. Therefore, we think quality stocks Valero Energy (VLO), Canon (CAJ), and United…

The Independent UK

GOP senators: Computer chip money underwriting 'woke' agenda

Republican senators says the Biden administration is taking $39 billion in federal money that's meant to build computer chip factories and using it to further “woke” ideas such as requiring some recipients to offer child care and encouraging the use of union labor

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The Best Semiconductor Stock to Own This Decade

Taiwan Semiconductor’s (TSM) commitment to delivering notable growth over the past years and recent strategic advances makes it a pioneering force in the semiconductor industry. Given its robust fundamentals, investors could consider owning this chip stock for a decade. Continue reading.

Al Jazeera

US govt to chip makers: Share profits if you want subsidies

The plan requires firms that want subsidies to share future profits with government and provide childcare for employees.

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Commerce Department launches applications for chips funding

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Commerce Department opened applications Tuesday for $39 billion in funding for semiconductor chip manufacturing, kicking off unprecedented federal spending in the tiny component that's crucial for modern technology and vehicles.

Tribune News Service

Billions to spur US semiconductor manufacturing comes with strings attached

WASHINGTON – The Commerce Department is preparing to dole out $39 billion in semiconductor manufacturing incentives, an initiative expected to bring more factories – and jobs – to the U.S.

The Independent UK

Raimondo seeks to rally US behind $52 billion chip program

The government's $52 billion investment to develop advanced computer chips has become a rare source of bipartisan agreement

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2 Semiconductor Stocks to Invest $1,000 in for 2023

Global semiconductor sales increased last year, despite the widespread macroeconomic headwinds. The industry’s long-term prospects look bright amid lucrative federal investments and robust demand. So, fundamentally strong semiconductor stocks Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) and Broadcom (AVGO) could be worth investing $1,000 this year. Continue reading.

Bangkok Post

FTI sees car exports reaching 1.05m goal

The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) expects the semiconductor shortage to ease and for pickup sales to help Thailand's automotive production for export to reach a target of 1.05 million units this year.

The Times of India

Vedanta-Foxconn selects Dholera SIR for first semiconductor facility in India

NEW DELHI: In a first, Vedanta and electronics manufacturing firm Foxconn on Monday unveiled their plan to set up a semiconductor and display manufacturing facility in Ahmedabad, news agency PTI reported quoting sources.

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1 Resilient Chip Stock to Buy in 2023 and 1 to Avoid

Thanks to its increasing demand spanning several sectors, the chip industry is well-positioned for long-term growth. Therefore, investors could look to buy fundamentally strong chip stock Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), while Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) might be best avoided due to its weak fundamentals. Keep reading….

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