A component levy on foreign-made semiconductors would function as a major tax increase on electronics sold in America
It is pouring US money into China’s artificial intelligence ecosystem
The Taiwanese chipmaker’s attempt to keep the US president on side is not without risks
Investment is pouring into the region, but extracting value is proving harder than expected
From tariffs to AI demand, US companies are pondering what comes next
Unreliable suppliers can modify devices, yet companies devote few resources to verifying the origin of components
Security hawks in Washington worry that infrastructure deals risk the future of AI
More than halfway through its incentives spending, the US will have far greater scope to manage shocks
The oversupply of certain types of semiconductors is going to be a problem this year
The advances in domestic chipmaking suggest western controls will be far from watertight
Security dilemmas and the threat to Europe’s industrial base raise questions for governments
Advertisers are increasing their spending on TikTok, despite threats by the US to ban the app
The ability to apply massive computing power to DNA is causing concern over biological warfare
FT editors on judging the FT’s best business book of the year award
The winner of the 2022 FT Business Book of the Year Award throws a spotlight on the battle for semiconductor supremacy
Chris Miller’s ‘Chip War’ digs into the fight for semiconductor supremacy
Chris Miller’s riveting history of semiconductors explains why America is feeling vulnerable
Complete decoupling is a fantasy, but component makers are already shifting production
