Singapore is known to be a prominent financial and technology hub in the region. Still, when it comes to the semiconductor supply chain, the city-state has been dwarfed by its regional peers. But things may be changing.
Walter Kuijpers, Partner, Advisory at KPMG in Singapore shares his insights on why big western chipmakers and related suppliers are moving to ramp up production here as they work to meet growth in demand in the medium to long term and spread their supply chain risks.

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