008 | Is semiconductor autonomy on the cards for China and the Eurozone?

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Recorded20 Jul 2021

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In recent months, a global shortage of semiconductors has highlighted how dependent several industries have become on this single component, prompting both China and Europe to announce ambitious plans to achieve semiconductor autonomy. In this episode, Senior Sector Advisor Aurélien Duthoit explains why this may not be the most effective strategy. SHOWNOTES: • Read the full report "China: Riding the silicon ox": https://t1p.de/hf4z • Read the full report "Semiconductors realpolitik: A reality check for Europe": https://t1p.de/vpxl • To stay up to date with our latest publications, subscribe to the Ludonomics newsletter on LinkedIn: https://t1p.de/1ake

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