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Dell is planning on phasing out all of the chips it produces in China to other countries by 2024. Dell is the worlds third largest computer manufacturer and its expected a fair amount of the chip manufacturing will likely be moved to Vietnam among other locations. HP, another large computer...

NVidia is Relocating One of Its Logistics Centers from Hong Kong to Taiwan. https://focustaiwan.tw/business/202211240006

United States Chip Export Restrictions to China Affect Nvidia and AMD as well as the Chinese Tech Giants invested in AI Research and Development that utilize said chips. The US Commerce Department will have to approve exports of certain chips from now on...

China declares that the recently signed US' Semiconductor Bill or "Chips" Bill is 'anti-competitive.' Which I think means it's Communism approved... Yet for some reason China is bringing this up as a negative...

Intel committing to invest $36 billion in future chip manufacturing in Europe, apparently to capitalize on Europes new domestic manufacturing priorities. This'll include a new mega factory in Germany and new foundries, R&D and other facilities in Poland, Ireland, France, Italy and elsewhere...

Intel is reinvesting in a production facility in Ireland. They are also planning on constructing another manufacturing site somewhere in Europe which will likely cost tens of billions to build as well. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-moves-in-tools-into-fab34

Intel's plan to expand and increase chip production in Chinese facilities is facing resistance from the Biden Administration, specifically when Intel shared with the government their desire to produce silicon wafers in a factory located in Chengdu, China starting next year. The Biden...

India is attempting to woo TMSC, Intel and AMD to building chips in their country. https://www.techradar.com/news/chips-shortage-india-woos-tsmc-intel-amd-to-set-up-manufacturing-base

Sony is considering the construction of a new chip factory in Japan with the cooperation of TMSC. If this intended project, potentially costing billions, goes through the chip would likely be dedicated towards building chips for automobiles and camera sensors for Sony. TMSC meanwhile is...

Intel has broken ground on a new facility that will cost an estimated $20 billion dollars located in Arizona. According to media reports, it is to be a rival to Taiwanese chip manufacturer giant TMSC and to hopefully lure competition away from their apparent rival. These two new fabs will...

Taiwan's TMSC is exploring expanding chip production facilities in the United States. The Taiwanese company is likely responding in part to Washington's supply chain concerns which include the potential half trillion dollar loss of revenue for Americans if there was a severe disruption to the...

A group of four US Senators unveiled a $50 billion dollar U.S. Semiconductor Bill they hope will bring more production to the United States which only possesses 12% of worldwide semiconductor manufacturing. South Korea meanwhile has unveiled a plan to invest $450 billion into its semiconductor...

US Department of Commerce has blacklisted two major Chinese CPU developers. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/us-doc-blacklists-two-cpu-developers-supercomputer-centers-from-china

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-55187631 The US added China's biggest chip maker SMIC to a list of "Chinese Military Companies" and thus barring US investors from holding or trading shares in SMIC stock. SMIC denied any links to the Chinese military as the company now falls under an...

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-china-conflict-over-chips-230112790.html The United States is positioning its chips throughout the world to help prevent the potential domination of China over specialized chip industries in order to safeguard US industry as well as contain China.