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Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (0981.HK)

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    China's Semiconductor Spending Tops US With $142B Commitment: Global Chip Race Heats Up

    Gaining control over the global supply of chips is becoming a central priority for Western governments trying to compete with China in the race to dominate the industry. Pandemic-related disruptions showed how a lack of semiconductors can negatively impact a vast number of industries. Now more than ever, securing a steady flow of chips is being placed atop geopolitical strategies worldwide. This is part of the reasoning behind a long list of sizable investments that governments are pouring on th

  • Bloomberg

    Global Chips Battle Intensifies With $81 Billion Subsidy Surge

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  • Reuters

    Chinese chip maker SMIC books 20% surge in quarterly revenue but wary about future demand

    BEIJING (Reuters) -SMIC, China's largest contract chipmaker, said first-quarter revenue surged by a fifth as both domestic and global customers rebuilt inventories, but expressed caution about the outlook for demand in the second half of the year. "Compared to the fourth quarter, our global customers were more willing to build up inventory...while in the domestic market, some customers managed to boost their market share and wanted to lock in orders to solidify their position," Co-CEO Zhao Haijun said during an earnings call on Friday. Zhao added, however, that the outlook was unclear and SMIC was monitoring whether its customers had overestimated demand for the second half.