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Lionel Lim

Singapore carves out a space in the chip supply chain with a new $7.8 billion plant from Europe's NXP and a TSMC-backed manufacturer

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The small Southeast Asian city of Singapore continues to attract multi-billion dollar semiconductor investments, muscling in on larger economies trying to grab their own share of the critical chip supply chain.

Vanguard International Semiconductor, a chipmaker backed by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, will team up with the Netherlands' NXP Semiconductors to invest $7.8 billion in a new chip wafer plant in Singapore. The companies expect to begin construction later this year, with production coming online in 2027.

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