Global Policy Analysis on Semiconductor Localization

Global Policy Analysis on Semiconductor Localization

Building Self sufficiency in Semiconductor Manufacturing for Competitive Advantage

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26-May-2023
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Semiconductors are essential blocks of all modern-day electronic devices and enable Mega Trends, such as connected and automated ecosystems across industries. However, supply chain disruptions resulting from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the US-China trade war, and the China-Taiwan conflict are at the center of global semiconductor policies. Other disruptions, such as the Russo-Ukrainian War, South Korea-Japan tensions, and North Korea’s presence, continue to threaten the industry’s growth.

Countries are aggressively investing in strengthening their local semiconductor ecosystem to reduce the reliance on a few South Asian countries.
In addition, vendors are seeking to collaborate and strategize their regional investments to leverage government initiatives for chip localization.
The global study focuses on efforts by the semiconductor industry to strengthen its manufacturing footprint and value chain, including design and IP, assembly, testing, and packaging. Encompassing the semiconductor ecosystem across major global regions (United States, China, Europe, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and India), the deep-dive analysis highlights semiconductor policies, investments, and positioning across value chain processes. It also analyzes how various regions’ growth prospects will evolve over the next 10 years.

The report presents a roadmap for the selected regions, outlining strategic recommendations to sustain or gain a competitive advantage in the semiconductor ecosystem. Additionally, the study analyzes the feasibility of a highly globalized industry pursuing self-sufficiency, primarily growth opportunities related to reshoring, sustainability, friend-shoring, nearshoring, digital transformation, talent management, and ecosystem development.

The study also provides an analysis of additional critical areas:
• Chip lead times and future outlook
• Timeline of the industry disruption and transformation from trade war to tech war
• Strategic interests of policymakers for each process step in the semiconductor value chain
• Sustainability aspects of semiconductor manufacturing and the role of policies
• Impact of the policies on the semiconductor industry’s $1 trillion dream

Author: Navdeep Saboo

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on Global Semiconductor Policies

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Semiconductors—The New Oil Defining Global Geopolitics

Semiconductors—The New Oil Defining Global Geopolitics (continued)

Semiconductors—The New Oil Defining Global Geopolitics (continued)

Key Challenges

Long Wait for Semiconductors Continues

Timeline Analysis of the Semiconductor Debacle

From Trade War to Tech War

Semiconductor Manufacturing Value Chain

Semiconductor Manufacturing Value Chain Step Analysis

Semiconductor Manufacturing Value Chain Step Analysis (continued)

Strategic Interests for Policymakers Across Chip Manufacturing

Strategic Interests for Policymakers Across Chip Manufacturing (continued)

Strategic Interests for Policymakers Across Chip Manufacturing (continued)

Positioning of Countries in the Semiconductor Ecosystem—2022

Semiconductor Manufacturing Ecosystem—Share by Region, 2021

Semiconductor Manufacturing Ecosystem—Share by Region, 2021 (continued)

Top Countries—R&D Spending by Companies

US Semiconductor Industry

US Semiconductor Industry (continued)

What is the US CHIPS Act?

What is the US CHIPS Act? (continued)

US CHIPS Act—Funds Appropriation

US CHIPS Act—Funds Appropriation (continued)

Objectives of the CHIPS Act

United States—Notable Semiconductor Investments and Developments

United States—Notable Semiconductor Investments and Developments (continued)

US Competitiveness in Value Chain Processes and Future Outlook

Analyst Viewpoints and the Ideal Roadmap—United States

Chinese Semiconductor Industry

Chinese Semiconductor Policy

Chinese Semiconductor Policy (continued)

China’s Competitiveness in Value Chain Processes and Future Outlook

Analyst Viewpoints and the Ideal Roadmap—China

European Semiconductor Industry

European Semiconductor Policy

European Semiconductor Policy (continued)

Europe—Notable Semiconductor Investments and Developments

Europe’s Competitiveness in Value Chain Processes and Future Outlook

Analyst Viewpoints and the Ideal Roadmap—Europe

South Korean Semiconductor Industry

South Korean Semiconductor Initiatives

South Korean Semiconductor Initiatives (continued)

South Korea—Notable Semiconductor Investments and Developments

South Korea’s Competitiveness in Value Chain Processes and Future Outlook

Analyst Viewpoints & Ideal Roadmap—South Korea

Japanese Semiconductor Industry

Japanese Semiconductor Initiatives

Japanese Semiconductor Initiatives (continued)

Japanese Semiconductor Initiatives (continued)

Japan—Notable Semiconductor Investments and Developments

Japan’s Competitiveness in Value Chain Processes and Future Outlook

Analyst Viewpoints and the Ideal Roadmap—Japan

Taiwan Semiconductor Industry

Taiwan Semiconductor Industry (continued)

Taiwanese Semiconductor Initiatives

Taiwan—Notable Semiconductor Investments and Developments

Taiwan’s Competitiveness in Value Chain Processes and Future Outlook

Analyst Viewpoints and the Ideal Roadmap—Taiwan

Indian Semiconductor Industry

Indian Electronics Ecosystem and Demand for Chips

Indian Semiconductor Policy

Indian Semiconductor Policy (continued)

India—Notable Semiconductor Investments and Developments

India’s Competitiveness in Value Chain Processes and Future Outlook

Analyst Viewpoints and the Ideal Roadmap—India

Top 5 Trends in the Semiconductor Ecosystem for Sustainability and the Circular Economy

UN Sustainable Development Goals

The Semiconductor Climate Consortium

New York—Green CHIPS Initiative

Semiconductor Ecosystem Alignment with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals is Critical for the Path to Decarbonization

Environmental Challenge of Producing Semiconductors

Growth Opportunity 1: Digital Transformation for Efficiently Tackling Shocks

Growth Opportunity 1: Digital Transformation for Efficiently Tackling Shocks (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: Increased Focus on Strategic Areas and Core Competencies

Growth Opportunity 2: Increased Focus on Strategic Areas and Core Competencies (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Aligning the Semiconductor Ecosystem with Sustainability Goals

Growth Opportunity 3: Aligning the Semiconductor Ecosystem with Sustainability Goals (continued)

Race for Semiconductor Self-sufficiency—A Potential Roadblock for the Industry’s $1 Trillion Dream?

Race for Semiconductor Self-sufficiency—A Potential Roadblock for the Industry’s $1 Trillion Dream? (continued)

Key Highlights and Takeaways

Key Highlights and Takeaways (continued)

List of Exhibits

List of Exhibits (continued)

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Semiconductors are essential blocks of all modern-day electronic devices and enable Mega Trends, such as connected and automated ecosystems across industries. However, supply chain disruptions resulting from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the US-China trade war, and the China-Taiwan conflict are at the center of global semiconductor policies. Other disruptions, such as the Russo-Ukrainian War, South Korea-Japan tensions, and North Korea’s presence, continue to threaten the industry’s growth. Countries are aggressively investing in strengthening their local semiconductor ecosystem to reduce the reliance on a few South Asian countries. In addition, vendors are seeking to collaborate and strategize their regional investments to leverage government initiatives for chip localization. The global study focuses on efforts by the semiconductor industry to strengthen its manufacturing footprint and value chain, including design and IP, assembly, testing, and packaging. Encompassing the semiconductor ecosystem across major global regions (United States, China, Europe, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and India), the deep-dive analysis highlights semiconductor policies, investments, and positioning across value chain processes. It also analyzes how various regions’ growth prospects will evolve over the next 10 years. The report presents a roadmap for the selected regions, outlining strategic recommendations to sustain or gain a competitive advantage in the semiconductor ecosystem. Additionally, the study analyzes the feasibility of a highly globalized industry pursuing self-sufficiency, primarily growth opportunities related to reshoring, sustainability, friend-shoring, nearshoring, digital transformation, talent management, and ecosystem development. The study also provides an analysis of additional critical areas: • Chip lead times and future outlook • Timeline of the industry disruption and transformation from trade war to tech war • Strategic interests of policymakers for each process step in the semiconductor value chain • Sustainability aspects of semiconductor manufacturing and the role of policies • Impact of the policies on the semiconductor industry’s $1 trillion dream Author: Navdeep Saboo
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Deliverable Type Market Research
Author Navdeep Saboo
Industries Test and Measurement Instrumentation
No Index No
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Keyword 1 semiconductor industry
Keyword 2 semiconductor industry analysis
Keyword 3 semiconductor policy
Podcast No
WIP Number K8CD-01-00-00-00