The UK government’s long awaited Semiconductor Strategy provides an opportunity to lay out a blueprint to grow this critically important sector that underpins virtually every modern industry.
However, unless it includes a robust plan that includes incentives for capital expenditure, meaningful investment in UK semiconductor companies and drives home-grown revenue opportunities through the targeted use of public procurement, the UK doesn’t stand a chance. When the government laid out its ambition to become a science and technology superpower by 2030, it was…
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