Chinese drive to de-Americanize supply chain seen as black swan for 5G chips market

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Chinese drive to de-Americanize supply chain seen as black swan for 5G chips market

Cage Chao, Taipei; Willis Ke, DIGITIMES

Monday 7 October 2019

China's de-Americanization campaign, a move aimed at cutting reliance on the US suppliers of crucial semiconductor components and technologies, has emerged as the largest black swan affecting the development of the 5G chips market in 2020, according...

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