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eeNews Europe describes Europe’s strengths in the global chip race

eeNews Europe says Europe already has a strong position in semiconductor equipment, power electronics, automotive chips, photonics and advanced packaging.

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In Part 3 of its Chips Act 2.0 series, eeNews Europe says competing globally may not mean competing everywhere. The publisher describes the challenge as turning Europe’s existing strengths into a semiconductor strategy that can compete on a global scale.

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@eeNewsEuropeCan Europe really compete in the global semiconductor race? 🇪🇺 The answer may not be about competing everywhere. In Part 3 of our Chips Act 2.0 series, eeNews Europe looks at where Europe already has a strong position, from semiconductor equipment and power electronics to automotive chips, photonics, and advanced packaging. The challenge is turning those strengths into a semiconductor strategy that can compete on a global scale. Where should Europe focus its efforts? Read the full analysis on eeNews Europe: https://www.eenewseurope.com/en/chips-act-2-0-part-3-can-europe-compete/24d
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    @eeNewsEuropeCan Europe really compete in the global semiconductor race? 🇪🇺 The answer may not be about competing everywhere. In Part 3 of our Chips Act 2.0 series, eeNews Europe looks at where Europe already has a strong position, from semiconductor equipment and power electronics to automotive chips, photonics, and advanced packaging. The challenge is turning those strengths into a semiconductor strategy that can compete on a global scale. Where should Europe focus its efforts? Read the full analysis on eeNews Europe: https://www.eenewseurope.com/en/chips-act-2-0-part-3-can-europe-compete/24d
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