EU plans €120 billion reboot of Chips Act to revive semiconductor industry, according to draft plans seen by Bloomberg.
The EU is attempting to revive its faltering semiconductor industry via a rebooted Chips Act, which is expected to require €120 billion ($140 billion) in public-private investment by 2035, according to draft plans seen by Bloomberg.
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