India, April 2 -- According to a report from Anue, in recent years, geopolitical tensions have increased market uncertainty, prompting many semiconductor companies to seek more resilient supply chains. Interestingly, "Made in China" has emerged as a strategy for tapping into the Chinese market, with several European and American semiconductor giants ramping up their investments there.

The report points out that one of the key reasons is the immense appeal of China's new energy vehicle (NEV) market. As the largest NEV market in the world, China is becoming increasingly significant to major European chip manufacturers like Infineon, STMicroelectronics, and NXP, especially as Western electric vehicle markets experience a slowdown.

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