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It is yet to be seen how successful SMIC will be in competing with more advanced manufacturers like those in Taiwan and Samsung
As India sets out to be the next key semiconductor hub, it should strive to make the manufacturing process more efficient and sustainable
China is struggling to achieve its aim of becoming independent in semiconductor manufacturing as the US-China trade war is adversely affecting this in
India is set to expand its economic ties with Taiwan significantly.
New Delhi is clearly making a push to expand its capabilities in the critical semiconductor industry.
As India aspires to become a global semiconductor hub, Israel can be a model to follow and a partner to work with
The compounded incentives offered by the Indian government along with smooth approvals and licenses, would be critical in moving India up the global s
अब जबकि भारत सेमीकंडक्टर का अगला बड़ा केंद्र बनने की दिश�
Washington has made its intentions clear—foundational technologies are a matter of national security.
Their collaboration highlights the power of strategic alliances and technological synergy
The strategic foresight shown by China in the cultivation of virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and digital currencies paves China’s long mar
China has criticized the latest round of new rules by saying that it will “disrupt the international semiconductor market as well as cooperation among enterprises.”
With the Sino-American divide deepening, India is in a prime position to climb up the global hierarchy
Key strategic changes over the past few years increase the likelihood of the EU being dragged into a military conflict in the Taiwan Strait
In the hope to achieve autarky and counter the US semiconductor-control curbs, China is luring Chinese tech talent back home
Can Xi continue to promise food security despite increased consumption, aging rural population, rapid urbanisation, and climate changes?
From Taiwan and South Korea to China and the US and EU, the race towards manufacturing semiconductor chips has only just begun
Apprehensions of China gaining an advantage in the tech rivalry through unfair means weigh heavily on US threat assessments.
China is facing crises on multiple fronts. However, when it comes to the upcoming Party Congress, the show must go on.
Regulators around the world must address the faultlines in newer technology-led concepts like crypto that can reshape the global economy
India's technology partnership with the EU is full of possibilities
In light of high import dependencies and export bans imposed by resource-rich countries, countries need to create secure critical mineral supply chain
China’s approach to trade has stood impervious to change. It is time for a new geoeconomic approach to counter China. Like-minded nations can fashion rapid arrangements to grow the supply chains that matter most, such as for electric vehicles (EV). The US and India, plus Australia, Canada, Japan, Britain, Taiwan, Korea, and Mexico can form an EV supply chain compact to create a level playing field within the group and incentivise their
A strategic partnership of two great democracies will counter the rising influence of techno-authoritarians.
The global shortage in semiconductors that occurred during the Covid-19 pandemic, resulted in heavy losses for many economic sectors. The fragility of the supply chain and the innate dependencies within, have made semiconductor collaboration essential to maintain the industry’s efficiency. This brief examines how semiconductors have become a fulcrum for building potential technology alliances. It outlines ongoing diplomatic initiatives
A comprehensive strategy vis-á-vis China is instrumental for India to act as a bridge between the democratic camp and the Global South
The TTC will enable India and the EU to add heft to their strategic partnership and showcase their strengths and policy outlooks on issues of mutual i
Taiwan and India look to bolster their economic & trade bilateral engagement as both the countries commenced negotiations on the India–Taiwan FTA.
India’s quantum policies are excellent on paper, but more needs to be done to make them practically relevant
While India’s diplomatic and political outreach with West Asia has been a success story over the past decade, the geopolitics of technology has the potential to offer a challenge.
As India and South Korea celebrate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations, we look into potential sectors that could help strengthen these ties
India can simultaneously boost its economy and break free from its dependence on China by onshoring fabrication of hardware and electronics.
With mounting pressure domestically and internationally, Xi might resort to a hyper-nationalistic path to deal with the legitimacy crisis
REE क्षेत्राला उद्योजकांसाठी पायाची बनवायचे असेल तर धोरणात्मक हस्तक्षेपासह स्ट्रॅटेजिक सेक्टर म्हणून मान्यता देण्याची गरज आहे.
The bans placed by the US would “not stop China permanently”, they were meant to hobble China to enable the US and its allies to stay ahead
The US export controls might push China towards an impetus for a strong domestic semiconductor industry
As countries reconfigure value chains to lower critical dependencies, the deals inked at the India-US meeting strengthen bilateral and multilateral co
As new geopolitical and geo-economic realities emerge in the Indo-Pacific, India is now a critical node in the emerging network of variable geometries in the region. There are important opportunities in the evolving dynamic for New Delhi, as new alliances are crafted and new goals enunciated.
There is a need to acknowledge the REE sector as a ‘strategic sector’ with policy interventions to make it lucrative for entrepreneurs with adequa
Global geopolitics is in a state of intense flux. China’s rise has led to greater competition in the international system, with the United States and the post-War global order coming under increasing challenge. China’s high economic growth rate in the past several decades has meant bigger military budgets. In turn, its military rise threatens security in the Indo-Pacific region where China seeks to dominate, from the Himalayas to South China
The US slipped from producing nearly 40% of the world's chips to just over 10% in the last three decades. By allocating $53 billion towards the enhancement of US semiconductor manufacturing, R&D and the augmentation of its skilled workforce in the domain, the Act sought to change China's comparative advantage
Xi seems to have overplayed his hand, leading to a significant realignment, resulting in a pushback at a time when his governance style has come under scrutiny
