‘Made in China 2025’: how new technologies could help Beijing achieve its dream of becoming a semiconductor giant
Silicon wafers at a semiconductor plant. China is looking to upgrade its semiconductor industry to global levels in a bid to become a hi-tech powerhouse commensurate with its economic might. Photo: Shutterstock
‘Made in China 2025’: how new technologies could help Beijing achieve its dream of becoming a semiconductor giant
The third instalment of a series on China’s hi-tech industry development master plan looks at semiconductors, and how the country’s rapid embrace of new technologies could help it close the gap with advanced makers
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Made in China 2025
Published: 11:00pm, 24 Sep, 2018
Updated: 11:18am, 1 Oct, 2018
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Silicon wafers at a semiconductor plant. China is looking to upgrade its semiconductor industry to global levels in a bid to become a hi-tech powerhouse commensurate with its economic might. Photo: Shutterstock
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