Insight - China has painted itself into a chip corner


Chip worker shws a 300mm silicon wafer at a German semiconductor plant

AS Washington embarks on a multi-billion dollar, decade-long semiconductor development campaign, Beijing is reckoning with its own 20-year effort that’s largely failed to deliver.

Both will need to grapple with wasted funds and misguided goals as they play catch-up to Taiwan and South Korea.

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