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Semiconductor industry supply chain and sustainability
Overview
The semiconductor and electronics industries are navigating significant challenges regarding supply chain resilience and sustainability. Key risks include high geographic concentration of manufacturing, geopolitical tensions, and trade restrictions. The industry is increasingly looking toward strategies such as onshoring, supply chain diversification, and resource efficiency to mitigate these vulnerabilities.
Environmental and resource pressures are also intensifying. While the industry aims for decarbonization, energy and water consumption are projected to grow, with emissions expected to peak around 2030 before declining through efficiency gains. Additionally, climate change and extreme weather events have begun to impact the supply of critical minerals, such as copper, which is essential for electronic components.
Entities
ASML · Chile · IDTechEx · Netherlands · Taiwan
Timeline
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesSemiconductor industry faces supply chain and sustainability challenges
The semiconductor industry is pursuing onshoring and diversification to mitigate geopolitical risks and climate-driven supply chain disruptions while managing rising energy and water consumption.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesIDTechEx to host webinar on semiconductor supply chain resilience
IDTechEx will host a webinar on October 8, 2026, regarding semiconductor and electronics supply chain resilience, focusing on onshoring, resource efficiency, and sustainability amid geopolitical tensions.
Sources
dreamnews.jp · siliconsemiconductor.net · the-miyanichi.co.jp · thehypemagazine.com