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Global chip industry faces geopolitical risks from China, alongside new fab expansion in Dresden and concerns over rare earth supply.

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Global chip industry faces geopolitical risks from China, alongside new fab expansion in Dresden and concerns over rare earth supply.

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  1. The global semiconductor industry is seeing a government push for chip manufacturing, including plans to integrate 200 GW for chip fabrication plants, potentially utilizing clean nuclear energy.1 source
  2. Dresden fab expansion highlights chip industry's geopolitical risks and China's rare earth control.1 source

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