EU’s chip production plan aims to ease dependency on Asia

Ursula von der Leyen set out the plans (Virginia Mayo/AP)
Ursula von der Leyen set out the plans (Virginia Mayo/AP)

The European Union has announced a 48 billion dollar (£35 billion) plan to become a major microchip producer.

The plan was unveiled in a bid to try to curb its dependency on Asian markets for the component that powers everything from cars to hospital ventilators and game consoles.

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