Nine governments set to fund new, localised chip fabs
Nine governments are striving to fund chip fab R&D to reduce reliance on imported chips amid an emerging cold war between China and the U.S,
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What is the ‘shift left’ approach to supply chain?
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Ports jam starting to ease, says Maersk
After stormy weather caused some delays in Rotterdam and Bremerhaven, operations at key hub facilities across Europe are now stabilizing, reports the latest Maersk update. In the west Mediterranean, terminals are accommodating West African cargo due to local port congestions and terminals operating at full capacity.
Chipmakers scramble to find workers as demand soars
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Supply chain disruptions on the rise in 2023
A new report found that the number of supply chain disruptions increased by 3% in the first half of 2023 compared to the same period in 2022. However, the report also found that the rate of increase is slowing, indicating that the supply chain is stabilising.
Is near-shoring just a dream?
Nearshoring is the practice of moving manufacturing or assembly operations closer to the final customer. This can be done to reduce supply chain disruptions, improve delivery times, and increase flexibility.
RF engineering shortages: companies look to outsourcing
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Supplier diversification: put it in your toolkit
Supplier diversification may be the answer to many of the problems manufacturing supply chains face, says Supply & Demand Chain Exec.
AI applications are rapidly growing and driving IC Design Houses – TrendForce
TrendForce reports that with new product releases and a surge in urgent orders for specialised specifications, Q1 revenue of the global top ten IC design houses remained on par with 4Q22 - even increasing 0.1% to a total revenue of US$33.86 billion.
Bite of UFLPA labor law will change the supply chain
The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) is a United States law that prohibits companies from importing goods that are produced in or sourced from the Xinjiang region of China. The law is meant to stop goods from being produced through forced labor or human rights abuses. The law has had a ripple effect, prompting companies to review their supply chains for any connections to Xinjiang.