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Iran crisis could disrupt supply of key chipmaking materials, South Korea warns

  • South Korea ‌sources helium, bromine from Middle East
  • Energy cost spike may raise chip prices, industry fears
  • AI data center plans in Middle East could face setbacks
By Reuters ·

Pakistan launches semiconductor training initiative, eyes collaboration with Saudi Arabia

By Fatimah Amjad ·

Trump says US to levy 100% tariff on imported chips, but some firms exempt

By Reuters ·

Expert blames US export controls for shortage of chips

By Marco Ferrari ·

Saudi Arabia launches ‘National Semiconductor Hub’ to drive industry localization

By MANAL AL-BARAKATI  ·

Qatar Investment Authority commits to supporting France’s semiconductor sector 

By ARAB NEWS  ·

Pakistan plans to develop ‘chip design cluster’ to enter global semiconductor industry

By Aamir Saeed ·

PIF plans big investments in semiconductor and space industries, minister says  

By ARAB NEWS   ·

Modi tells investors India wants to be ‘trusted partner’ for chipmaking

By Reuters ·

EU takes on US, Asia with chip subsidy plan

By Reuters ·

Pelosi meets world’s biggest contract chipmaker during Taiwan visit: Report

By Arab News ·

Taiwan to launch $1bn Lithuania credit fund amid Beijing pressure

By Reuters ·

India approves $10bn plan to lure semiconductor and display makers

By Reuters ·

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King Salman receives message from Oman’s sultan on bilateral ties
Austria’s OMV CEO says energy impact of Iran war could surpass Ukraine conflict
ADB announces support package for developing member states hit by Middle East conflict
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