The EU's aiming to deliver 20% of the world's leading-edge chips by 2030

[WYP]

European semiconductor independence is reportedly "not doable".



Read more about the EU's plan to build 20% of the world's semiconductors by 2030.

 

[NeverBackDown]

The EU and US should join together to help the "western" countries achieve independent manufacturing from East Asia as it would probably both be easier and cheaper for everyone involved if they worked together...

Wishful thinking I know. Governments working together and all

 

[looz]

I would've agreed before, but US is too volatile for massive deals nowadays. Most recent example being them interfering with the submarine deal between France and Australia.

 

[NeverBackDown]

I would've agreed before, but US is too volatile for massive deals nowadays. Most recent example being them interfering with the submarine deal between France and Australia.

They didn't though. Australia came to the US and US notified the French about it. Australia continued on with the US after admitting it to the French. Not much the French can do if their buyer decides they don't want to go through with the deal.