Analysis suggests that the benefits of the semiconductor ‘super cycle’ are reaching not only Korea but also its competitor, China, and that in the long term, China’s establishment of a comprehensive semiconductor ecosystem could pose a significant threat to the Korean economy, which is heavily reliant on memory chips. Semiconductor wafer processing is underway at a factory in Binzhou, Shandong Province, eastern China. (Photo = AFP) ◇ Korea-China…
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Analysis suggests that the benefits of the semiconductor ‘super cycle’ are reaching not only Korea but also its competitor, China, and that in the long term, China’s establishment of a comprehensive semiconductor ecosystem could pose a significant threat to the Korean economy, which is heavily reliant on memory chips. Semiconductor wafer processing is underway at a factory in Binzhou, Shandong Province, eastern China. (Photo = AFP) ◇ Korea-China…