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IQE CEO Warns of Emerging China Supply Risk for Chip Industry
Source: Bloomberg
Sanctions & Export ControlsTrade Policy & Supply ChainCommodities & Raw MaterialsTechnology & Innovation
IQE CEO Jutta Meier said access to indium phosphide substrates is becoming a key semiconductor-industry risk as Chinese export controls increase supply uncertainty. The restrictions could disrupt availability of a critical compound-semiconductor material, creating a potential headwind for affected chip producers and their supply chains.
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