U.S. and the Philippines plan a 4,000-acre Luzon hub for chips, AI and critical minerals
Washington and Manila say the 4,000-acre Luzon Economic Corridor will support semiconductors, AI infrastructure and critical-minerals supply chains tied to U.S.-aligned manufacturing.
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@businessThe US said it plans to help build a first-of-its-kind industrial hub in the Philippines to boost production of inputs crucial to American supply chains
@polymarketJUST IN: U.S. & Philippines will partner to build a 4,000-acre “industrial hub” for AI & semiconductors.
@firstsquawkUS says Philippines to host economic security zone aimed at expanding production for key supply chain materials
@firstsquawkU.S. says it supports Philippines joining the PAX Silica initiative
@firstsquawkUS, Philippines plan 4,000-acre industrial hub in Luzon Economic Corridor via PAX Silica initiative
@bncdotphPH joins US-led global supply chain for tech and critical minerals UPDATE: The Philippines has joined a United States-led global supply chain alliance that will establish a 4,000-acre advanced manufacturing zone across the Luzon archipela