Europe is starting to reverse the decline of its once-strong semiconductor industry, a potentially important turn in the escalating tech war pitting the US and its allies against China.
Despite having some of the world’s best technology – and despite the large size of the European economy – Europe’s chip industry has dwindled to just a third of the silicon wafer processing capacity of Japan and less than half of the US.

Europe wants its semiconductor groove back
European Chips Act aims for 20% of global semiconductor market by 2030, nearly double its current share and back to its 2000 position