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Japan raises the alarm: China seizes global chip and battery production by tightening control over gallium supply chains

Summary by Sustainability Times
IN A NUTSHELL China’s dominance in gallium production is reshaping global semiconductor and battery industries. Japan has raised alarms about the strategic implications of China’s control over critical resources like gallium, germanium, and antimony. The U.S. sanctions against China have intensified competition for strategic raw materials, leading to trade tensions. The potential for supply chain disruptions is significant, affecting industries…
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Japan raises the alarm: China seizes global chip and battery production by tightening control over gallium supply chains

IN A NUTSHELL China’s dominance in gallium production is reshaping global semiconductor and battery industries. Japan has raised alarms about the strategic implications of China’s control over critical resources like gallium, germanium, and antimony. The U.S. sanctions against China have intensified competition for strategic raw materials, leading to trade tensions. The potential for supply chain disruptions is significant, affecting industries…

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