When the chips are down, the only thing to do is to fling money at the problem. European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen has announced the EU will spend €43bn ($49bn) to fix the hole in Europe’s semiconductor supply chain.
In a report in the UK Guardian, she says: “The pandemic has painfully exposed the vulnerability of its supply chains. We have seen that whole production lines came to a standstill. While …
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