UK chip industry leaders expect US midterm results to leave global semiconductor ties intact

Despite Democratic gains in the US midterms raising concerns about slower AI development and data-center construction, UK technology industry leaders say political changes are unlikely to disrupt global semiconductor cooperation.

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2026-11-09 03:10 · DigiTimes Asia
UK chip leader believes US midterms won't disrupt global semiconductor ties

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