300% Tariffs Threaten Global Semiconductor Supply Chain
US President Trump’s proposed 300% semiconductor tariffs could disrupt the global chip ecosystem, warns ITIF vice-president Stephen Ezell.
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Trump Secures 10% Intel Stake in Unprecedented Federal Move
President Trump announced a $10B, 10% stake in Intel after meeting CEO Lip-Bu Tan, marking an unprecedented federal intervention to boost U.S. chip manufacturing.
US Eyes 10% Intel Stake via Chips Act Grants
The U.S. may convert $10.9B in Chips Act grants into a 10% equity stake in Intel, aiming to boost its foundry revival amid a leadership shake-up.
China’s Appliance Subsidies Spark Record Electronics Sales
China’s home appliance subsidies have driven a record 35% sales surge and boosted its global semiconductor and display partnerships.
Chipmakers Brace for Trump’s 100% Semiconductor Tariffs
Global chipmakers and EU officials face uncertainty after the U.S. imposes 100% tariffs on non-American semiconductors, potentially slowing Europe’s semiconductor ambitions.
Trump’s 100% Tariff Shakes Up Global Chip Market
President Trump announced a 100% tariff on imported semiconductor chips, pressuring firms to build in the U.S. and reshaping the global chip landscape.
Why Global Chip Chains Need to Stay Connected
At the Third China International Supply Chain Expo, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stressed “a supply chain is connection,” as AI chips return to China, underscoring global collaboration.
New Method Enables Mass Production of ‘Golden’ Indium Selenide Semiconductors
Scientists from the Chinese mainland unveiled a scalable method to mass-produce high-quality indium selenide—’golden semiconductors’—paving the way for next-gen chips.
South Korea’s Supreme Court Clears Samsung Chairman Lee in 2015 Merger Case
South Korea’s Supreme Court upheld a not-guilty verdict for Samsung Electronics chairman Lee Jae-yong in a 2015 merger fraud case, ending years of legal uncertainty.
Mainland Scientists Achieve Perovskite Solar Cell Breakthrough
Scientists in the Chinese mainland develop a self-assembled material for perovskite solar cells, overcoming key fabrication challenges and earning U.S. NREL certification.