In 2025, China has introduced a new round of “national subsidies,” further expanding the scope of its policy. In addition to continuing subsidies for televisions, PCs, and other electronics, products such as smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches have been included in the subsidy program as of J...

On January 20, the "National Subsidy" program for consumer electronics officially launched, igniting a wave of enthusiasm in China's smartphone market. Up to ¥500 in Subsidies, Discounts on Multiple High-End Smartphones According to the Chinese government’s "Subsidy Implementation Plan for ...

According to a report from Commercial Times, China has officially included smartphones and other digital products in its consumer goods trade-in program in 2025. The subsidy applies to products with a single sales price of no more than RMB 6,000, making Chinese smartphone brands the primary benefici...

According to a report from Liberty Times, citing Bloomberg, in the wake of Intel’s postponement of its fab construction project in Magdeburg, Germany, the German government is preparing new investments in the semiconductor industry, with insiders estimating the funding to be around €2 billion (�...

TSMC is accelerating its global expansion, receiving robust support from governments in Japan and China. In the first half of this year alone, TSMC secured nearly NT$8 billion in subsidies from the two countries, bringing its total government aid from Japan and China to NT$62.5 billion(approximately...