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As global chip sales rebound and innovation accelerates, the industry faces climate and trade disruptions that demand resilient supply chain strategies.

The U.S. government abruptly reversed export restrictions on Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools to China after high-stakes negotiations and reciprocal rare-earth concessions. Its short‑lived impact on the global supply chain and the ongoing volatility demand that companies remain agile in these uncertain times.

As global chip sales rebound and innovation accelerates, the industry faces climate and trade disruptions that demand resilient supply chain strategies.