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Reactor reboot at world's largest nuclear plant highlights flaws in Japan's radioactive waste plansJapan has restarted its largest nuclear power plant to meet energy demands. However, the nation faces a critical challenge: a severe shorta...- German startup plans 30-megawatt AI data centre in boost to sovereign controlGerman startup Polarise plans to build a new 30-megawatt artificial intelligence data centre that would double Germany's domestically-run c...
- US finalises $406 million chips subsidy for Taiwan's GlobalWafersThe subsidy will support nearly $4 billion in investments by GlobalWafers in Texas and Missouri to build new wafer manufacturing plants, ge...
- German government plans billions of euros in new chip subsidies: reportThe subsidies are expected to be about 2 billion euros ($2.11 billion), Bloomberg reported, citing two people who attended an event about t...
- Armed with 5 b subsidy, TSMC breaks ground on 11 b German chip factoryTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co started building its first European plant in Dresden, Germany, intending to ensure stable chip suppli...
- US to award Taiwan's GlobalWafers up to $400 million to boost US semiconductor wafer productionThe planned subsidy would support $4 billion in planned investments by GlobalWafers in both states to construct new wafer manufacturing fac...
- Japan pledges a further $4.9 billion to help TSMC expand Japan productionJapan offers subsidies to TSMC for a second chip fabrication plant. TSMC's first factory in Kumamoto opens. It plans to produce advanced ch...
- Taiwan's TSMC prizes Japan's chips skills amid Arizona factory problemsTSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, is frustrated in Arizona, the sources said, where it has struggled to recruit workers for the...
- Chip shortage in Germany's car industry will last years: Audi's Renate VachenauerBerlin has been courting the world's largest contract chipmakers with billions of euros in subsidies. Chipmakers such as US Intel and Taiwa...
- Taiwan chipmaker TSMC approves $3.8 billion Germany factory planThe company, in a brief statement after a board meeting, said it had approved the investment of up to 3.499 billion euros in a TSMC-majorit...
- Germany earmarks €20 billion in subsidies for chip industryThe ministry said Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC has also expressed interest in investing in a semiconductor production facility...
- Germany to offer aid only to strategic sectors after Intel subsidyIntel's decision to develop two chip-making plants in Magdeburg was hailed by Chancellor Olaf Scholz as the biggest-ever foreign investment...
- Global chip race touches off spending spree, led by Intel’s $50-billion campaign targeting semiconductorsIntel’s largest layout in Europe will be its $32.8 billion plant in Germany.
- Intel to spend $33 billion in Germany in landmark expansionThe deal to build two leading-edge semiconductor facilities in the eastern city of Magdeburg involves 10 billion euros in German subsidies,...
- Germany to sign agreement with Intel after chip plant talksBerlin has not confirmed how much state funding the company is set to receive for the project in the central German city of Magdeburg.
- Intel to invest $4.6 billion in new chip plant in PolandIntel said on Friday it will invest up to $4.6 billion in a new semiconductor assembly and test facility near Wrocław, Poland, as part of a...
- Germany refusing Intel's additional demand for subsidies for chip plant: reportThe company was due to receive 6.8 billion euros in government support for its fabrication plant in Germany. However, due to higher energy ...
- TSMC plans for first German chip fab with cost up to €10 billionIn 2021, TSMC Chairman Mark Liu told shareholders that the company had begun assessments on establishing manufacturing operations in German...
- Bosch buys US chip manufacturer TSI Semiconductors to expand EV chip outputThe investment "will be heavily dependent on federal funding opportunities" through the CHIPS act as well as state subsidies, Bosch said in...
- Germany wants more chipmakers, but they won't come cheapPlans are in the works to revamp German immigration laws to attract more talent, but that might not be soon enough. "Firms that already exi...
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