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Europe looks to secure chip supply after 'naive' past approach | Automotive News Europe
Chart: Chip Production Shifts Away From Traditional Strongholds | Statista
Inside the World's Largest Semiconductor Chip Manufacturer | Time
Portugal - SemI40 - Power Semiconductor and Electronics Manufacturing 4.0
U.S. Senate passes bill to boost chip manufacturing, compete with China | Reuters
EU Chips Act to boost Europe's technological prowess and strengthen economy | Article | ING Think
Top Semiconductor Stocks In Europe | Seeking Alpha
Semiconductors: Europe's expensive plan to reach the top tier of chipmakers | Financial Times
Bosch opens German chip plant, its biggest investment to date | Automotive News Europe
Intel offers to spread $20bn chip factory investment across EU | Financial Times
A path to success for the EU semiconductor industry | Roland Berger
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Semiconductors: Europe's expensive plan to reach the top tier of chipmakers | Financial Times
Semiconductors: Europe's expensive plan to reach the top tier of chipmakers | Financial Times
Intel Plans to Spend €80 Billion on Chip Manufacturing in Europe | PCMag
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How the European automotive industry aims to build back semiconductor and chip supply | Article | Automotive Manufacturing Solutions
Chip design matters for EU, but packaging is even more crucial | Business | Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW | 20.12.2021
Europe's new €1.6bn chip plant needs only 10 workers on factory floor | Financial Times
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Bosch to invest $3b in European chip fabs, research • The Register
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