JOHNNIE BLUE
Technology Intelligence
Jul 8, 5:02 PM EDT
India, South Korea, Germany (Regional Semiconductor Strategy)
Multiple sources: MSN, Financial Express, UPI, Hindu Business Line
India announced Rs 1.64 lakh crore ($19.7B) in semiconductor investment, South Korea committed 800 trillion won ($517.9B) for a southwestern semiconductor cluster, and Germany opened the world's largest power semiconductor fab with Infineon's $5.7B investment, signaling a global shift toward distributed chip manufacturing.
ReadingTaiwan's foundry dominance enters a 10-year transition phase. Regional competitors are now backed by sovereign capital and long-term guarantees. The foundry pricing model shifts because capacity diversifies.
WatchTrack which U.S. or European design houses shift orders to regional fabs outside TSMC in the next 18 months. That shift confirms the decoupling is real, not political theater.