SINGAPORE – Foreign chipmakers and related firms here are sticking to their expansion plans despite Washington’s efforts to keep cutting-edge chips out of China and woo investments back to the United States, experts said.
Companies including New York-based GlobalFoundries and Dutch firm ASML said they expect that the impact of the new US rules imposed in 2022 will be manageable.
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