Share the QR code < / P > < p > with wechat scanning code to friends and circles of friends < / P > < p > < / P > < p > according to Bloomberg news on the 20th, at the Bloomberg year ahead Outlook Forum on the 19th, Intel CEO pat Gelsinger urged the United States and the European Union to continue their efforts to restore the chip manufacturing industry and invest more funds to solve the problem of excessive concentration of production activities in Asia. He said that this is not only about economics, but also about national security < p > Gelsinger said that the United States and Europe used to be the important cities of global chip manufacturing, but after leading for decades, they began to become a little arrogant, did not pay attention to technology upgrading, and were dominated by Asian rivals such as TSMC in technologies such as EUV lithography. In the future, Intel will bring the chip manufacturing industry back to China < p > Bloomberg said that in the past year, the shortage of chips has swept all walks of life, affecting products such as cars and mobile phones. The epidemic also highlights the lack of chip manufacturing plants outside Asia. The increasingly tense relationship between China and the United States has put more pressure on us legislators to return to the chip manufacturing industry.

Gail Singh said in his speech that US and European governments need to learn from the great damage brought by COVID-19 and consider the impact of 80% of their products on national security in Asia. He is optimistic that the United States and the European Union will promote the plan of government capital injection to support chip manufacturing plants. "Let's not miss this crisis." Gelsingh said that building factories in the United States and Europe is not only about economics, but also about national security. He will soon announce Intel's manufacturing expansion plans in the United States and Europe < p > according to the data of Gartner, the semiconductor market increased by 25.1% in 2021, reaching US $583.5 billion, and the sales exceeded US $500 billion for the first time. Samsung overtook Intel to become the chip manufacturer with the highest annual revenue < p > according to Gartner's report released on the 19th, Samsung's semiconductor revenue surged 31.6% to $75.9 billion in 2021; Intel increased only 0.5% to $73.1 billion, with sales growing the slowest among the top 25 companies. However, the ranking is based on Gartner's preliminary statistics and does not include OEM factories such as TSMC < p > according to Bloomberg, Intel is planning to establish a production base in Germany and other facilities in Italy and France. Bloomberg quoted news website Cleveland as saying that Intel has plans to build a factory in Ohio < p > Bloomberg said that Intel had recently proposed to increase its silicon wafer production capacity through a factory in Chengdu, but it was blocked by the Biden government