Global trade group SEMI sees robust demand for chips despite geopolitical risks - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiywFBVV95cUxOWXd1RnJ3VmJZYzUwREpNZ050WFhtZFFwNnhfeFdFMFhERW5wenFBbHBhTkNJaV9GWlZzTV9sVHJmdzZzTkU0YUdSU0hMQklYRWdsbUpXS1RuTnJhR0RRb2xXalVyMG9OamQ4WmNfaFZDQjRpMTJPMXRJXzJHX0RGQUM0M1lOOXFZZG15YjRTMDBEdWhFT09EZUk3Q1d3RFJGaGlzM0NiSnZBczNaT0QwUmlOOUFHUlBtRG5jRXpubmRnZDdtN183OXBHTQ?oc=5" target="_blank">Global trade group SEMI sees robust demand for chips despite geopolitical risks</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

SEMI forecasts sustained semiconductor demand despite supply chain disruptions from Middle East tensions and other trade uncertainties, with global sales expected to reach $1 trillion this year.

SEMI forecasts sustained semiconductor demand despite supply chain disruptions from Middle East tensions and other trade uncertainties, with global sales expected to reach $1 trillion this year.

SEMI prévoit que la demande de semi-conducteurs restera soutenue malgré les perturbations des chaînes d'approvisionnement dues à la crise au Moyen-Orient et d'autres incertitudes commerciales, avec des ventes mondiales attendues à 1 000 milliards de dollars cette année.

SEMI urges Southeast Asian countries to build more semiconductor fabrication plants in the next decade to diversify production and reduce supply chain risks, as only six of 64 new fabs by 2029 are in the region.