Three risks have been identified as the reason Western and Japanese companies are avoiding Chinese-made semiconductors, despite their advantages in price and lead times. The article explains why, with commentary from co-authors Okei Toru (桶井 道), an individual investor, and Shinkawa Yuya (新川 裕也), an expert who runs a semiconductor trading company.
Semiconductor chips made in China and products incorporating them are being avoided by companies in Europe, the United States and Japan. The article explains that there are “three risks” investors should know about.
Okei Toru (桶井 道), an individual investor who co-authored the book “A Flood of 3x, 5x and 10x Multibagger Stocks! The Complete Guide to Investing in Semiconductor and AI Stocks”, and Shinkawa Yuya (新川 裕也), who runs a semiconductor trading company, explain why Chinese-made products tend to be avoided.